hello-tool-plugin 工具一

Validate Openclaw gateway plugin tool discovery and execution accessibility.

2|Updated Jul 29, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kandeng/blender_python_tutorial --skill hello-tool-plugin
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Skill: hello-tool-plugin 工具一
Source: https://github.com/kandeng/blender_python_tutorial/tree/main/chapter_17/src/plugins/hello-tool-plugin/skills/tool_one
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kandeng/blender_python_tutorial --skill hello-tool-plugin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill addresses the need for developers to quickly verify whether newly created Openclaw plugin tools are properly discovered and accessible via the Openclaw gateway, eliminating manual configuration checks during plugin development.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Simple Test Execution: Runs a basic bash command to output a predefined verification string to confirm tool accessibility.
  • Plugin Development Validation: Used by developers to test if new Openclaw plugin tools are correctly registered and callable through the gateway.
  • Use Case: When developing a new Openclaw plugin, use this tool to perform a quick sanity check that the gateway can locate and execute the tool before running full integration tests.

Quick Start

Use the hello-tool-plugin skill to execute its test command and confirm the expected verification string is returned.

Frequently Asked Questions about hello-tool-plugin 工具一

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I verify Openclaw gateway plugin discovery?

To verify Openclaw gateway plugin discovery, execute a minimal test tool that runs a predefined bash command and outputs a verification string, confirming the newly created tool is properly registered and callable through the gateway.

What is Openclaw plugin tool validation used for?

Openclaw plugin tool validation is used to confirm that newly created plugin tools are correctly registered with the Openclaw gateway, eliminating manual configuration checks and ensuring the tool is accessible before running full integration tests.

How do I test if my new Openclaw plugin tool is callable through the gateway?

You can test if your new Openclaw plugin tool is callable by running a demo tool that executes a basic bash command, which returns a predefined verification string to confirm successful tool registration and gateway execution accessibility.

Does Openclaw plugin testing require any external dependencies?

Openclaw plugin testing using this demo tool requires no external dependencies, running a standalone bash command to output a verification string directly for quick sanity checks during plugin development workflows.

When do I need to run a tool validation check during plugin development?

You need to run a tool validation check during plugin development when you want to perform a quick sanity check that the Openclaw gateway can locate and execute a newly created tool before proceeding to full integration tests.