Add cclaw — AI comedy writing skill#239
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Description:
What
Adds cclaw (comedy + claw), a knowledge-type AI skill for structured comedy writing across multiple formats.
Capabilities
7 output formats: standup, sketch, manzai (漫才), satire, parody, script, absurdist
Structured pipeline: topic research → technique selection → drafting → polishing
Theory-backed: 4 core theory references (comedy typology, creative principles, joke mechanics, performance psychology)
14 distinct techniques: reversal, callback, escalation, defamiliarization, etc.
Structure
skills/cclaw/ ├── SKILL.md # Skill definition & workflow ├── metadata.json # Skill metadata ├── README.md # Usage guide ├── commands.md # Command reference ├── knowledge/theory/ # 4 theory reference documents └── outputs/ # 7 output format templatesFormat
Follows existing knowledge-type skill pattern (cf. composition-patterns). No scripts required — pure prompt engineering with structured knowledge references and output templates.
Notes
Skill language: Chinese (target audience: Chinese-speaking comedy creators)
All knowledge files are self-contained within the skill directory
Tested locally with OpenClaw agent framework