Set the rules
Start here when your agent needs clearer boundaries before you ask it to do real work.
OpenClaw kits
OpenClaw kits for the first messy setup
Start with a SOUL.md template, look at real skill folders, or send me the setup you want checked.
Inspect the folders
This is for seeing a working folder setup before you build your own.
Find the weak spot
Send the setup you already have, and I will look for the spots most likely to break.
Templates · $7
SOUL.md Starter Kit
Three SOUL.md starter templates and a guide for tightening the rules after you have used it on a few real tasks.
Best for
New OpenClaw users who need the rules in one place before they ask the agent to do real work.
- Personal assistant, creator, and dev/ops SOUL.md templates
- Section-by-section customization guide
- Common mistakes and a simple iteration loop
Skill folders · $19
OpenClaw Skills Bundle
Ten OpenClaw skill folders from my Raspberry Pi setup, with setup docs and scripts where the job needs them.
Best for
People who installed OpenClaw and want a real folder set to compare against before wiring their own.
- Ten skill folders from the Raspberry Pi setup
- Setup notes and scripts where the workflow uses them
- Morning briefing, intake, review, and reliability examples
Setup review · $29
Reliability Audit
After checkout, you get an intake template. Send back the files you want reviewed, and I will mark the spots most likely to break.
Best for
People with an agent setup already running, or close enough that normal use can break it.
- Intake template for your rules file, skills, scheduled jobs, and notes
- Plain review notes on what I would tighten first
- Suggested fixes and why I would make them
How to choose
Do not buy everything first.
Start with the bottleneck you actually have. If the rules are fuzzy, start with SOUL.md. If you want a working folder to compare against, start with the skills bundle. If the setup already runs but feels fragile, use the audit.