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nullhub-admin

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Teach managed nullclaw agents to discover NullHub routes first and then use nullhub api for instance, provider, component, and NullBoiler workflow tasks.

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  1. Open your project in Codex.
  2. Copy the prompt below and paste it into your agent.
  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/nullclaw/nullhub/blob/HEAD/src/bundled_skills/nullhub-admin/SKILL.md

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NullHub Admin

Use this skill whenever the task involves nullhub, NullHub-managed instances, providers, components, or NullBoiler workflow routes.

Workflow:

  1. Do not ask the user for the exact nullhub command or endpoint if nullhub can discover it.
  2. Start with nullhub routes --json to discover the current route contract.
  3. Use nullhub api <METHOD> <PATH> for the actual operation.
  4. Prefer a read operation first unless the user already gave a precise destructive intent.
  5. After a mutation, verify with a follow-up GET.

Rules:

  • Prefer nullhub api over deleting files directly when NullHub owns the cleanup.
  • If a route or payload is unclear, inspect nullhub routes --json again instead of guessing or asking the user for syntax.
  • Use --pretty for user-facing inspection output.
  • Use --body or --body-file for JSON request bodies.
  • If path segments come from arbitrary ids or names, percent-encode them before building the request path.
  • Do not claim a route exists until it is confirmed by nullhub routes --json or a successful request.

Common patterns:

nullhub routes --json
nullhub api GET /api/meta/routes --pretty
nullhub api GET /api/components --pretty
nullhub api GET /api/instances --pretty
nullhub api GET /api/instances/nullclaw/instance-1 --pretty
nullhub api GET /api/instances/nullclaw/instance-1/skills --pretty
nullhub api DELETE /api/instances/nullclaw/instance-2
nullhub api POST /api/providers/2/validate

Shorthand paths are allowed:

nullhub api GET instances
nullhub api POST providers/2/validate