Mcp Workflow OpenClaw Plugin & Skill | ClawHub
Looking to integrate Mcp Workflow into your AI workflows? This free OpenClaw plugin from ClawHub helps you automate productivity & tasks tasks instantly, without having to write custom tools from scratch.
What this skill does
Workflow automation using MCP (Model Context Protocol) patterns inspired by Jason Zhou
Install
openclaw skills install @slemo54/mcp-workflownpx clawhub@latest install mcp-workflowFull SKILL.md
Open original| name | version | description |
|---|---|---|
| mcp-workflow | 1.0.0 | Workflow automation using MCP (Model Context Protocol) patterns inspired by Jason Zhou |
SKILL.md content below is scrollable.
MCP Workflow Skill
Quick Reference
# Start MCP Server
node scripts/mcp-server.js
# Run a workflow
./scripts/workflow-engine.sh run <workflow-name> [--input <json>]
# List available workflows
./scripts/workflow-engine.sh list
# Create new workflow from template
./scripts/workflow-engine.sh create <name> --from <template>
# Validate workflow
./scripts/workflow-engine.sh validate <workflow-file>
Overview
This skill implements workflow automation using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling:
- Prompt Chains: Multi-step prompt sequences
- Dynamic Workflows: Context-aware adaptation
- Resource Integration: File/data embedding
- Cross-Server Coordination: Multi-MCP orchestration
Workflow Patterns
1. Prompt Chain Pattern
plan → generate → execute → validate
2. Dynamic Prompt Pattern
context → adapt → generate → output
3. Resource Embedding Pattern
resource://{type}/{id} → load → embed → process
4. External Trigger Pattern
trigger → validate → dispatch → execute
Built-in Templates
| Template | Description | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
meal-planner |
Weekly meal planning | Nutrition, shopping lists |
code-review |
Automated code review | PR analysis, quality checks |
weekly-report |
Status report generation | Team updates, metrics |
documentation-generator |
Doc generation | API docs, changelogs |
MCP Server Features
Resources
file://{path}- File system accessmemory://{key}- Memory storageconfig://{section}- Configuration values
Tools
workflow.run- Execute workflowworkflow.list- List workflowsworkflow.validate- Validate workflow JSONprompt.render- Render prompt template
Prompts
chain:plan- Planning promptchain:generate- Generation promptchain:review- Review prompt
Example Usage
Meal Planner Workflow
./scripts/workflow-engine.sh run meal-planner \
--input '{"diet":"vegetarian","days":7,"budget":50}'
Code Review Workflow
./scripts/workflow-engine.sh run code-review \
--input '{"repo":"myapp","pr":123}'
Weekly Report
./scripts/workflow-engine.sh run weekly-report \
--input '{"project":"dashboard","week":"2024-W01"}'
Best Practices
1. Workflow Design
- Keep steps atomic and focused
- Use clear input/output contracts
- Implement error handling at each step
- Version your workflows
2. Prompt Engineering
- Use system prompts for context
- Provide examples in few-shot prompts
- Chain prompts for complex tasks
- Validate outputs before next step
3. Resource Management
- Use URI patterns consistently
- Cache frequently accessed resources
- Clean up temporary resources
- Document resource schemas
4. Cross-Server Coordination
- Define clear interfaces between servers
- Use standardized message formats
- Implement health checks
- Handle timeouts gracefully
Configuration
Create ~/.openclaw/mcp-workflow.json:
{
"servers": [
{
"name": "local",
"command": "node scripts/mcp-server.js",
"env": {}
}
],
"workflowsDir": "./workflows",
"templatesDir": "./scripts/templates",
"defaultTimeout": 30000
}
Integration with OpenClaw
Use in your OpenClaw session:
# Load the skill
openclaw skill load mcp-workflow
# Run workflow
openclaw workflow run meal-planner --input '{"days":5}'