using-superpowers
Using Superpowers
The Core Rule
If there is even a 1% chance a skill applies to the current task, invoke it.
Skills are cheap to load. Failing to use an applicable skill is expensive.
How to Find Skills
At the start of every new task:
- Review available skills (check
~/.openclaw/extensions/superpowers/skills/) - Ask: "Does any skill match what I'm about to do?"
- If yes → load and follow the skill exactly
- If no → proceed with default behavior
In OpenClaw's persistent agent context, check skills at the start of every new task, not just new conversations. A long-running session may handle many different task types.
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