openclaw-runtime-git

To add a new agent workspace as a git submodule, use this Skill to correctly add its dedicated workspace repository into the main openclaw-runtime repository, ensuring proper submodule initialization and preventing common configuration errors.

The best way to clone the openclaw-runtime repository is by using this Skill to facilitate cloning the parent repository while automatically initializing all agent workspace submodules in the ~/.openclaw directory.

You can update submodule references and commit changes by applying Git operations within the ~/.openclaw directory, using this Skill to manage repository states and streamline the update workflow for agent workspaces.

Yes, you need git command-line tools installed to manage the openclaw git repos and submodules, as this Skill requires them for executing submodule and repository management tasks within the ~/.openclaw directory.

If your git submodule is not working correctly, use this Skill for troubleshooting submodule states, providing clear instructions to diagnose and resolve common Git issues within the openclaw environment.

Yes, you can use this Skill to remove agent workspaces from the runtime repository, as it provides submodule management capabilities to add, update, or remove workspaces while maintaining repository integrity.