Internal debugging instinct for OpenClaw agents. When your agent hits a bug, build failure, or unexpected error during any task, this skill kicks in to help it debug and fix the problem autonomously.
Like Goku's Ultra Instinct — your agent handles things normally, but when things go wrong, the instinct activates and it knows exactly what to do.
clawhub install ultra-agent-stinctOr clone into your workspace skills directory:
cd <your-workspace>/skills
git clone https://github.com/grimmjoww/ultra-agent-stinct.gitThen enable in your clawdbot.json:
{
"skills": {
"entries": {
"ultra-agent-stinct": {
"enabled": true
}
}
}
}Always-on rules apply to every coding task — safety checks, verify fixes, read errors before guessing, minimal changes. These work even when the agent is freestyling quick fixes.
Full workflow activation kicks in when the agent gets stuck, hits multi-file bugs, or needs structure. Step-by-step debug, write, and test workflows guide it through complex problems.
Escalation — if the problem is too big, the agent knows to spawn a dedicated coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, Aider) for heavy lifting.
- Always reads before editing (exact text match required)
- Always verifies fixes — never assumes it worked
- Never deletes, pushes, or commits without explicit permission
- Suggests branches/stashes before large refactors
Works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (Git Bash). Includes a quick reference table with platform-specific commands.
references/git-workflow.md— Branching, stashing, PRs, merge conflicts, commit stylereferences/escalation-guide.md— When to self-handle vs spawn a coding agent
- OpenClaw (any version with skill support)
- Optional: A coding agent CLI (Claude Code, Codex, Aider) for heavy task delegation
MIT