Register an example_tool that echoes a message and returns a timestamp.
npx skills add https://github.com/XPRNetwork/xpr-agents --skill example-skill-xprnetwork
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: example-skill Source: https://github.com/XPRNetwork/xpr-agents/tree/main/openclaw/skill-template Command: npx skills add https://github.com/XPRNetwork/xpr-agents --skill example-skill-xprnetwork
Quickly prototype and publish a minimal example skill to demonstrate the Skill API integration and tool exposure within an AI agent environment.
Call example_tool with a message parameter to see the echoed response and timestamp.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To register a basic tool in a TypeScript AI agent, you use an OpenClaw-compatible SkillApi runtime to expose a deterministic tool for invocation. This example skill enables quick prototyping and end-to-end testing of tool registration.
A minimal example tool for testing AI agent tool invocation accepts a string message and returns an object containing the echoed message alongside a timestamp. This mechanism validates the Skill API workflow in controlled development environments.
You quickly prototype a tool-based skill by registering a basic example tool within an OpenClaw-compatible runtime to enable deterministic invocation. This approach is specifically applicable for demonstrations and onboarding scenarios in controlled environments.
Yes, using tool-based skills requires a TypeScript host and a SkillApi-compatible runtime to function properly. These prerequisites ensure the environment can handle deterministic tool registration and invocation for your AI agent.
The best way to validate the Skill API workflow is by calling a minimal example tool with a message parameter to receive an echoed response and timestamp. This provides quick validation of tool registration and exposure within the agent environment.
A basic example skill is limited to quick prototyping, demonstrations, and testing tool registration in controlled environments. It is not designed for complex processing, serving only to echo a message and return a timestamp via deterministic invocation.
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