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# Contributing
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## Adding a Use Case
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1. Create a markdown in the `/usecases` folder with the name of your usecase.
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2. Add your usecase in detail. Here are a few suggested points to cover:
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- **Pain Point** — What problem does this solve?
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- **What It Does** — Brief explanation of the use case
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- **Prompts** — The actual prompts/config you'd give OpenClaw
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- **Skills Needed** — Which OpenClaw skills are required
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- **Related Links** — Relevant docs, APIs, tools
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3. Add a row to the relevant category table in the main [README.md](README.md)
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4. Open a PR
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## Guidelines
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- One use case per markdown
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- Keep descriptions concise but enough for someone to replicate
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- If your use case doesn't fit an existing category, suggest a new one in your PR
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- Duplicates are fine if the approach is meaningfully different
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- Don't use AI to come up with new use cases. Only suggest use cases you have actually tested and verified. |