StudyClawHub

A lightweight Skill registry for university courses. Built at HKUST-GZ, AI Thrust, TAI Lab (PI: Enyan Dai).

Students write Skills, register them here, and discover each other's work — all powered by GitHub, zero servers.

Inspired by ClawHub, stripped down to the essentials. Skill format is ClawHub-compatible — publish to both without modification.

Setup

Tell Claude Code or OpenClaw:

按照 https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Trust-App-AI-Lab/StudyClawHub/main/SETUP.md 安装

After setup you get four commands:

Command	What it does
/sch-create	Create a new Skill (generates SKILL.md, creates GitHub repo, pushes)
/sch-submit	Submit a Skill to StudyClawHub (registers via GitHub Issue)
/sch-install	Install a Skill from StudyClawHub
/sch-search	LLM-driven semantic search across all registered Skills

Quick start

1. Create a Skill

Help me create a skill for StudyClawHub

2. Submit it

Submit my skill to StudyClawHub

Or go to the website → click "+ Submit Skill" → fill the form → submit.

3. Discover Skills

Search StudyClawHub for a skill about community detection

Or browse the website — sort by stars, installs, time, or name.

How it works

Student's GitHub repo          StudyClawHub (this repo)          GitHub Pages
┌──────────────┐    submit     ┌─────────────────┐    Actions    ┌──────────┐
│  my-skill/   │ ──────────▶  │  registry.json   │ ──────────▶  │  Static  │
│  SKILL.md    │  (Issue)     │                   │  build index  │  website  │
│              │              │  skills-index.json│  + deploy     │          │
└──────────────┘              └─────────────────┘               └──────────┘

• Students host Skills in their own GitHub repos.
• StudyClawHub is just a registry — it stores repo URLs, not code.
• GitHub Actions fetches metadata, star counts, and install counts, then deploys the website.
• Hub Skills are the CLI interaction layer — the agent does everything.

Skill format

A Skill is just a folder with a SKILL.md:

---
name: my-awesome-skill
description: "Does something cool."
author: your-github-username
version: 1.0.0
tags:
  - analysis
  - graph
---

# My Awesome Skill

Instructions for the agent go here...

Don't worry about the format — just tell the agent to create a skill and it will handle everything. See docs/ if you want the full spec.

For instructors

1. Fork this repo to your organization.
2. Enable GitHub Pages (Settings → Pages → Source: GitHub Actions).
3. Share this README with students.
4. Students create, submit, and discover Skills through the agent.
5. No collaborator access needed — students only need a GitHub account.

License

MIT