Relay openclaw
ACP is a reusable democratic coordination primitive for discussion under load. Relay is the reference implementation used to validate that primitive in practice.
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Use this skill when you need OpenClaw-specific guidance for loading or operating Relay Blocks over ACP in an Agent Skills-compatible runtime.
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What this block is for
Use this block when the runtime environment is OpenClaw or another closely compatible Agent Skills host.
When to use this block
Use this block when you need to:
- validate that Relay Blocks are present and shaped correctly for a local OpenClaw-style runtime
- select the right narrower Relay Block for an ACP task
- keep runtime-specific guidance separate from ACP semantics
Load references/openclaw-runtime-notes.md for the runtime adapter checklist.
Use scripts/validate-openclaw-loadout.mjs to inspect the local Relay Blocks tree before runtime use.
When not to use this block
Do not use this block to redefine ACP or Relay behavior.
Inputs expected
- local
skills/root - runtime-specific tool availability
Workflow
- Validate the local block tree with
scripts/validate-openclaw-loadout.mjs. - Select the narrower Relay Block that matches the task.
- Keep protocol truth in the application and ACP specs, not in the runtime adapter.
- Use the CLI, API, or web surface according to the narrower package selected.
Available scripts
scripts/validate-openclaw-loadout.mjs: validate local Relay Block packaging for OpenClaw-style use and emit a manifest summary
Outputs
- runtime-specific loading guidance
- block manifest summary
- missing-file warnings when packaging is incomplete
Failure handling
If a required tool is unavailable in the runtime, stop and report the capability gap rather than changing protocol semantics.