skill-trigger-tester
Skill Trigger Tester
What it does
OpenClaw maps user intent to skills by matching the user's message against each skill's description: field. A weak description means your skill silently never fires. A description that's too broad means it fires when it shouldn't.
Skill Trigger Tester helps you validate the trigger quality of a skill's description before publishing. You give it:
- The description string you're testing
- A set of "should fire" prompts (true positives)
- A set of "should not fire" prompts (true negatives)
It scores precision, recall, and gives an overall trigger quality grade (A–F) plus actionable suggestions.
When to invoke
- Before publishing any new skill to ClawHub
- When a skill you expect to trigger isn't firing
- When a skill keeps firing on irrelevant prompts
- Inside
create-skillworkflow (Step 5: validation)
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