skills-customizer

To customize OpenClaw plugin templates, you replace organization-specific placeholders across files and adapt workflow configurations. This process configures connectors and MCP settings, then outputs a packaged .plugin file ready for installation.

The best way to replace placeholders in OpenClaw plugins is by using a customizer to find and swap template tokens across files. This reflects actual services, channels, and IDs used by your organization without manual edits.

Yes, configuring MCP settings in OpenClaw requires local read/write access to your skills directory. This access allows the customizer to update or create plugin MCP configuration entries based on discovered registry matches.

Yes, you can search MCP registries and suggest connectors for OpenClaw plugins. The customizer queries registries to discover matches, automatically suggesting and updating connector configurations within your plugin files.

To package an OpenClaw plugin while preserving original filenames, validate changed files and export the result as a distributable .plugin package. This ensures the customized plugin is ready for desktop installation.