Entry and help skill for ChatMOSP. Use it to introduce ChatMOSP, explain the supported MSR/KMC workflows in the current main test release, clarify that installing ChatMOSP from GitHub also prepares the mosp-for-chatMOSP runtime, and provide GitHub/OpenClaw installation steps. Trigger when the user a
--- name: chatmosp description: | Entry and help skill for ChatMOSP. Use it to introduce ChatMOSP, explain the supported MSR/KMC workflows in the current main test release, clarify that installing ChatMOSP from GitHub also prepares the mosp-for-chatMOSP runtime, and provide GitHub/OpenClaw installation steps. Trigger when the user asks what ChatMOSP is, how to install it, how to start, what it supports, or needs the ChatMOSP entry point. --- > **Language routing** > Detect the user's language from the latest message. > - If the user writes in English, respond in English. > - If the user writes in Chinese, respond in Chinese. > Always match the response language to the user's input language. # ChatMOSP Entry Skill ## 1. Purpose Use this skill to answer: - What ChatMOSP is. - What the current ClawHub main test release supports. - How to install ChatMOSP from GitHub/OpenClaw. - How ChatMOSP prepares the `mosp-for-chatMOSP` runtime automatically. - How to start using ChatMOSP after installation. - How to explain unsupported requests in the main test release. This skill only provides introduction, installation guidance, and entry-point routing. It does not run calculations directly. ## 2. Current Main Test Release Scope Supported: - MSR cluster structure generation. - Cluster KMC kinetic simulation. - Parameter building, literature parameter lookup, and output organization. Not supported: - EKMC. - Slab RKMC/EKMC. - Stepwise EKMC. - Server submission, monitoring, or retrieval. If the user asks for unsupported features, clearly state that this is a limitation of the legacy main test package. Do not invent unavailable capabilities. ## 3. GitHub/OpenClaw Installation Tell users to install ChatMOSP itself. They do not need to install `mosp-for-chatMOSP` as a separate OpenClaw skill; the ChatMOSP installer prepares the `mosp-for-chatMOSP` runtime from GitHub when it is missing. Official repositories: - `https://github.com/mosp-catalysis/chatMOSP` - `https://github.com/mosp-catalysis/mosp-for-chatMOSP` Recommended GitHub installation: ```bash cd ~/.openclaw/workspace git clone https://github.com/mosp-catalysis/chatMOSP.git cd chatMOSP bash install.sh ``` If the user installs through ClawHub/OpenClaw, tell them to install the `mosp-catalysis/chatMOSP` skill package only. Do not tell them to install `mosp-for-chatMOSP` as a second skill package. ## 4. After Installation Ask the user to restart OpenClaw, then try: ```text Generate a Pt55 cluster. Run a CO oxidation KMC simulation. ``` ## 5. Custom Workspace If the user uses a custom OpenClaw workspace, tell them to set `OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE` or replace `~/.openclaw/workspace` in the commands with their workspace path. ## 6. Route To Other Skills - Task recognition and routing: `chatmosp-input-coordinator`. - Parameter building: `chatmosp-parameter-builder`. - MSR: `chatmosp-msr-generator`. - Cluster KMC: `chatmosp-kmc-simulator`. - Literature parameter lookup: `chatmosp-literature-search`. - Output organization: `chatmosp-file-organizer`.
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