VeriClaw OpenProse (plugin)

VeriClaw OpenProse is an AI workflow automation plugin for VeriClaw and the OpenClaw compatibility layer. Use it to run .prose prompt workflows for research automation, code review, documentation generation, prompt chaining, multi-agent orchestration, and reusable /prose slash-command automations.

If you want a prompt workflow engine, a markdown-first agent orchestrator, or a reusable AI task runner that stays inspectable in git, this is the plugin to install from ClawHub.

Why install OpenProse

• Run reusable .prose workflows for research, debugging, code review, documentation, and content production.
• Coordinate multiple agents with explicit sequential, parallel, retry, and prompt-chaining control flow.
• Keep workflow state under .prose/ so runs are inspectable, repeatable, searchable, and easy to share.
• Start quickly with /prose help, /prose examples, or your own local .prose file.

Install + enable

Bundled OpenClaw plugins are disabled by default. Enable VeriClaw OpenProse, restart the Gateway, then confirm that the plugin is loaded:

openclaw plugins enable open-prose
openclaw gateway restart
openclaw plugins info open-prose

For a local repo checkout or dev install:

openclaw plugins install ./extensions/open-prose
openclaw plugins enable open-prose
openclaw gateway restart

First successful run

In a VeriClaw chat or TUI session, start with:

/prose help

Then try a minimal .prose workflow:

session "Say hello from OpenProse."

Save it as hello.prose, then run:

/prose run ./hello.prose

What you get

• /prose slash command (user-invocable skill)
• bundled prose skill pack
• OpenProse VM semantics (.prose programs + multi-agent orchestration)
• Telemetry support (best-effort, per OpenProse spec)

Troubleshooting

• If /prose does not appear, run openclaw plugins info open-prose and make sure the status is loaded.
• Restart the Gateway after enabling or updating the plugin.
• If a .prose program fails immediately, check that your tool allowlist still permits sessions_spawn, read, write, and web_fetch.

Full documentation: docs/prose.md