Specify a webhook-driven task for OpenClaw
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Configure OpenClaw (including historical Moltbot/Clawdbot paths) to use Alibaba Cloud Model Studio through a strict interactive flow. The first required step is asking whether the user can run terminal commands now; use that answer to choose env-var mode (preferred) or inline mode before collecti...
--- name: alibaba-cloud-model-setup-665414071def description: Configure OpenClaw (including historical Moltbot/Clawdbot paths) to use Alibaba Cloud Model Studio through a strict interactive flow. The first required step is asking whether the user can run terminal commands now; use that answer to choose env-var mode (preferred) or inline mode before collecting site/key details. Use this skill when a user asks to add, switch, or repair Alibaba Cloud/Qwen provider configuration in OpenClaw. --- # Alibaba Cloud Model Setup ## Overview Use this skill to configure Alibaba Cloud as an OpenClaw model provider with minimal manual editing. Prefer the bundled script for deterministic updates and safe backups. ## Workflow 1. Confirm OpenClaw config location. 2. Run the interactive script to collect: - First and mandatory: whether user can run terminal commands now (decides env mode vs inline mode) - In env mode, show 2 commands for user to run (`export` + append to `~/.bashrc`), then wait for confirmation and verify - Retry env detection up to 2 times; if still not detected, ask whether to fallback to inline key - Site choice (`Beijing/中国站/CN`, `Singapore/国际站/INTL`, or `Virginia/美国站/US`) - Access Key (only required if inline mode, or if user chooses inline fallback) - Validate API key against selected site before any config write - In systemd deployments, ensure service environment is ready before write - Default preset models (`qwen-max`, `qwen-flash`, `qwen3-coder-plus`) - Whether to add extra models from live API list - Whether to change primary model from default - Whether to set this model as default 3. Validate the resulting JSON and report the final provider/model path. 4. If user is unsure which model IDs are available, fetch live models from API first. ## Safety Rules (Mandatory) 1. Always run `python3 scripts/alibaba_cloud_model_setup.py` for configuration changes. 2. Never edit `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` manually when this skill is used. 3. In environment-variable mode, never proceed to config write unless env detection succeeds in the script flow; if detection fails and user rejects inline fallback, stop with `Config not changed.` 4. In systemd deployments, never proceed to config write unless `systemctl --user show-environment` contains the configured env var. ## Run Script Execute: ```bash python3 scripts/alibaba_cloud_model_setup.py ``` Optional flags for non-interactive use: ```bash python3 scripts/alibaba_cloud_model_setup.py \ --site intl \ --api-key-source env \ --env-var DASHSCOPE_API_KEY \ --api-key "$DASHSCOPE_API_KEY" \ --models qwen-max,qwen-flash,qwen3-coder-plus \ --model qwen3-coder-plus \ --set-default ``` List live model IDs via API (no config write): ```bash python3 scripts/alibaba_cloud_model_setup.py \ --site intl \ --api-key "$DASHSCOPE_API_KEY" \ --list-models \ --non-interactive ``` ## Default Behavior - Detect config path in this order: - `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` - `~/.moltbot/moltbot.json` - `~/.clawdbot/clawdbot.json` - If none exists, create `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` - Write provider `balian` with OpenAI-compatible API mode - Create a timestamped backup before overwriting an existing file - Preserve unrelated config sections ## Validation Checklist After configuration: 1. Confirm JSON is valid by running `python3 -m json.tool <config-path>`. 2. Ensure `models.providers.balian.baseUrl` matches site selection. 3. Ensure `models.providers.balian.models` contains expected model IDs. 4. Ensure `agents.defaults.model.primary` is `balian/<model-id>` when default is enabled. 5. Start dashboard (`openclaw dashboard`) or TUI (`openclaw tui`) and verify model call succeeds. ## References - Endpoint and field conventions: `references/openclaw_alibaba_cloud.md`--- name: alibaba-cloud-model-setup-665414071def description: Configure OpenClaw (including historical Moltbot/Clawdbot paths) to use Alibaba Cloud Model Studio through a strict interactive flow. The first required step is asking whether the user can run terminal commands now; use that answer to choose env-var mode (preferred) or inline mode before collecting site/key details. Use this skill when a user asks to add, switch, or repair Alibaba Cloud/Qwen provider configuration in OpenClaw. --- # Alibaba Cloud Model Setup ## Overview Use this skill to configure Alibaba Cloud as an OpenClaw model provider with minimal manual editing. Prefer the bundled script for deterministic updates and safe backups. ## Workflow 1. Confirm OpenClaw config location. 2. Run the interactive script to collect: - First and mandatory: whether user can run terminal commands now (decides env mode vs inline mode) - In env mode, show 2 commands for user to run (`export` + append to `~/.bashrc`), then wait for confirmation and verify - Retry env detection up to 2 times; if still not detected, ask whether to fallback to inline key - Site choice (`Beijing/中国站/CN`, `Singapore/国际站/INTL`, or `Virginia/美国站/US`) - Access Key (only required if inline mode, or if user chooses inline fallback) - Validate API key against selected site before any config write - In systemd deployments, ensure service environment is ready before write - Default preset models (`qwen-max`, `qwen-flash`, `qwen3-coder-plus`) - Whether to add extra models from live API list - Whether to change primary model from default - Whether to set this model as default 3. Validate the resulting JSON and report the final provider/model path. 4. If user is unsure which model IDs are available, fetch live models from API first. ## Safety Rules (Mandatory) 1. Always run `python3 scripts/alibaba_cloud_model_setup.py` for configuration changes. 2. Never edit `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` manually when this skill is used. 3. In environment-variable mode, never proceed to config write unless env detection succeeds in the script flow; if detection fails and user rejects inline fallback, stop with `Config not changed.` 4. In systemd deployments, never proceed to config write unless `systemctl --user show-environment` contains the configured env var. ## Run Script Execute: ```bash python3 scripts/alibaba_cloud_model_setup.py ``` Optional flags for non-interactive use: ```bash python3 scripts/alibaba_cloud_model_setup.py \ --site intl \ --api-key-source env \ --env-var DASHSCOPE_API_KEY \ --api-key "$DASHSCOPE_API_KEY" \ --models qwen-max,qwen-flash,qwen3-coder-plus \ --model qwen3-coder-plus \ --set-default ``` List live model IDs via API (no config write): ```bash python3 scripts/alibaba_cloud_model_setup.py \ --site intl \ --api-key "$DASHSCOPE_API_KEY" \ --list-models \ --non-interactive ``` ## Default Behavior - Detect config path in this order: - `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` - `~/.moltbot/moltbot.json` - `~/.clawdbot/clawdbot.json` - If none exists, create `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` - Write provider `balian` with OpenAI-compatible API mode - Create a timestamped backup before overwriting an existing file - Preserve unrelated config sections ## Validation Checklist After configuration: 1. Confirm JSON is valid by running `python3 -m json.tool <config-path>`. 2. Ensure `models.providers.balian.baseUrl` matches site selection. 3. Ensure `models.providers.balian.models` contains expected model IDs. 4. Ensure `agents.defaults.model.primary` is `balian/<model-id>` when default is enabled. 5. Start dashboard (`openclaw dashboard`) or TUI (`openclaw tui`) and verify model call succeeds. ## References - Endpoint and field conventions: `references/openclaw_alibaba_cloud.md`
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