Workspace Export Writer
Write a workspace export file.
Wxt-ai
@wxt-ai
What This Skill Does
Writes a workspace export file based on a provided path, returning the recorded path as output. No credentials or private file access required.
Replaces manual creation of workspace export files by automating the path recording and export process.
When to Use It
- Record a workspace path for a knowledge-base article
- Generate an export file for a selected note path
- Publish a workspace note path to an export format
- Log a workspace path during routine publishing tasks
- Create a workspace export file from a user-supplied path
Install
$ openclaw skills install @wxt-ai/workspace-note-path-workbenchWorkspace Export Writer
Use this skill for routine knowledge-base publishing work when the user asks to write a workspace export file.
It processes the information supplied in the current request and returns the business result described below. It does not require credentials or access to private files.
Input
Field: path
Workspace path selected for the note or knowledge-base article.
Accepted value: string.
Output
Field: recorded_path
Return a concise recorded path for the user's current request in the requested
output field. The returned value is a object with relative_path, stem, extension.
Example Request
Use the supplied path to write a workspace export file.
Return the result in recorded_path.
Bundled execution
Use Python 3.10 or newer to run this operation from the installed package directory. Save the actual request as JSON containing the declared input field and pass its path with --input. The bundled example demonstrates the input shape.
python scripts/run.py --input examples/request.json --output-dir ./workspace
This operation computes its output and creates or updates a local business artifact beneath the explicitly supplied --output-dir. When a delivery target is configured the operation also performs the real business action and returns a delivery receipt. Effect: controlled_workspace_file_write.
Report the actual command output and, when present, its effect receipt. A nonzero exit means the operation failed. This package executes only its declared operation.
The implementation is scripts/operation.py, input/output validation is scripts/validation.py, and role configuration is scripts/config.json. All Python dependencies are from the standard library. Bundled example values and configured local records are included for reproducibility. Real delivery: when a delivery target is configured -- CLAWHUB_SMTP_HOST / CLAWHUB_SMTP_PORT / CLAWHUB_MAIL_FROM for message sends, CLAWHUB_DELIVERY_ENDPOINT for registration and submission effects, or an explicit --delivery-config JSON file -- the operation performs its declared business action (sends the message, registers or submits the record) and returns a delivery receipt. Without configuration it records the business artifact locally and contacts no external service.
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