🚇 Subwayskill OpenClaw Plugin & Skill | ClawHub
Looking to integrate Subwayskill into your AI workflows? This free OpenClaw plugin from ClawHub helps you automate browser & automation tasks instantly, without having to write custom tools from scratch.
What this skill does
Fetch NYC subway departure times. Use when the user asks about subway trains, commute times, when the next train is, or NYC transit schedules. Covers all subway lines (1-7, A-G, J, Z, L, N, Q, R, W, S, SIR).
Install
openclaw skills install @nyluke/subwayskillnpx clawhub@latest install subwayskillFull SKILL.md
Open original| name | version | description | license | homepage | tags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| subwayskill | 1.0.0 | Fetch NYC subway departure times. Use when the user asks about subway trains, commute times, when the next train is, or NYC transit schedules. Covers all subway lines (1-7, A-G, J, Z, L, N, Q, R, W, S, SIR). | MIT | https://github.com/nyluke/subwayskill | transitnycsubwaymtacommute |
SKILL.md content below is scrollable.
NYC Subway Departure Times
Run the subwayskill CLI to answer questions about NYC subway times.
Commands
# All default stations (Clinton-Washington C, Bergen 2/3, 7 Av Q, Atlantic Av 4/5)
subwayskill
# Specific line and station (fuzzy match — lowercase, partial names work)
subwayskill C clinton-washington
subwayskill 2 bergen
# Filter direction: N (northbound/Manhattan) or S (southbound/Brooklyn)
subwayskill 2 bergen -d N
# Future time — automatically falls back to static schedule
subwayskill 2 bergen -t 19:00
# JSON output for structured data
subwayskill --json
subwayskill C clinton-washington --json
# Control time window (minutes)
subwayskill 2 bergen -w 60
Interpreting output
- realtime: live data from MTA GTFS-RT feeds, shows relative times ("3 min") and absolute times
- scheduled: static GTFS schedule fallback, shows absolute times only — used when the requested time is beyond realtime coverage
- Directions show destination labels when available (e.g., "Manhattan-bound", "Coney Island-bound")
Tips
- Station names are fuzzy-matched: "clinton" finds "Clinton-Washington Avs", "atlantic" finds "Atlantic Av-Barclays Ctr"
- If the user doesn't specify a station, run with no args to show all defaults
- If the user asks about a future time (e.g., "when's the 2 train at Bergen at 7pm?"), use
-t HH:MM - Use
--jsonwhen you need to do further processing or comparisons - An unknown station returns suggestions — relay those to the user