Stratos Storage OpenClaw Plugin & Skill | ClawHub
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What this skill does
Upload and download files to/from Stratos Decentralized Storage (SDS) network. Use when the user wants to store files on Stratos, retrieve files from Stratos, upload to decentralized storage, or download from SDS.
Install
openclaw skills install @notboxqsn/stratos-storagenpx clawhub@latest install stratos-storageFull SKILL.md
Open original| name | version | description |
|---|---|---|
| stratos-storage | 1.0.0 | Upload and download files to/from Stratos Decentralized Storage (SDS) network. Use when the user wants to store files on Stratos, retrieve files from Stratos, upload to decentralized storage, or download from SDS. |
SKILL.md content below is scrollable.
Stratos Decentralized Storage
When to use
- User wants to upload a file to Stratos SDS network
- User wants to download a file from Stratos SDS using file hash or share link
- User mentions "Stratos", "SDS", "SPFS", or "decentralized storage upload/download"
Steps
Upload a file
- Verify ppd or SPFS gateway is available
- Run the upload script:
bash $SKILL_DIR/scripts/upload.sh <file_path> - Return the file hash (CID) to the user
Download a file
- Verify ppd or SPFS gateway is available
- Run the download script:
bash $SKILL_DIR/scripts/download.sh <file_hash_or_cid> <output_path> - Confirm download success
Examples
Upload: "Upload /tmp/report.pdf to Stratos" → Run: bash scripts/upload.sh /tmp/report.pdf → Output: File uploaded. CID: Qm...xxx
Download: "Download file Qm...xxx from Stratos to ~/Downloads/" → Run: bash scripts/download.sh Qm...xxx ~/Downloads/report.pdf → Output: File downloaded to ~/Downloads/report.pdf
Constraints
- Always confirm file path with user before uploading
- Never overwrite existing files without user confirmation
- Verify SDS node is running before operations
- Large files may take significant time; inform user of progress