superclaw

Name: superclaw
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Author: liuzeming

Delegate coding tasks to Claude Code via ACPX from OpenClaw.

9|Updated Mar 28, 2026

Search Tags:#automation #session-management #software-development #claude-code #code-generation #openclaw #acpx

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npx skills add https://github.com/liuzeming-yuxi/SuperClaw --skill superclaw

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Skill: superclaw
Source: https://github.com/liuzeming-yuxi/SuperClaw/tree/main/cli
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/liuzeming-yuxi/SuperClaw --skill superclaw

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Delegate coding tasks to Claude Code via ACPX from OpenClaw. The wrapper handles user switching, env injection, session management, and Opus model pinning automatically.

Core Features & Use Cases

Root-level Claude Code delegation with env injection and model pinning
Supports one-shot execution and persistent sessions (start/continue) for multi-file coding flows
Provides a consistent command surface (run/start/send/show/ps/stop/rm/clean/doctor) and health checks

Quick Start

Launch a clear, single instruction to Claude Code through the wrapper to begin a coding task.

Frequently Asked Questions about superclaw

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

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How do I delegate coding tasks to Claude Code for automated software development?▼

You can delegate coding tasks to Claude Code via ACPX from OpenClaw to automate software development workflows. The wrapper handles user switching, env injection, session management, and Opus model pinning automatically.

Can I maintain a persistent session for multi-file coding and refactoring with Claude Code?▼

Persistent sessions are supported for multi-file coding and refactoring flows. You can use start and continue commands to manage ongoing iterative collaboration across a project without losing context.

What commands are available for session management when automating code generation?▼

Session management provides a consistent command surface including run, start, send, show, ps, stop, rm, clean, and doctor. These commands enable one-shot executions, persistent sessions, and health checks.

Do I need to configure root access or environment variables to run Claude Code delegation?▼

Root access bypass is handled automatically using the IS_SANDBOX=1 environment variable. The wrapper also manages env injection and Opus model pinning, so manual root configuration is not required.

What's the best way to start a coding task using Claude Code automation?▼

The best way to start is by launching a clear, single instruction to Claude Code through the wrapper. This begins a coding task that can run as a one-shot execution or evolve into a persistent session.

How does health checking work for persistent coding sessions in software development workflows?▼

Health checks are performed using the doctor command to verify the status of your coding sessions. This ensures the delegation environment and session management processes are functioning correctly.