openclaw-migration

**Judgement:** This is a strong, well‑scoped internal migration playbook tailored to renaming a Clawd-based repo to OpenClaw. It gives a concrete, end‑to‑end checklist that should substantially reduce migration mistakes when used in the intended environment. **Strengths:** - Covers the full lifecycle: inventory → rename/copy → reference updates → tooling verification → documentation → cleanup. - Explicitly calls out critical artifacts (AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, MEMORY.md, skills.json, docs/*.md, CI workflows, images like README-header.png). - Encourages validation via `pnpm test`, `pnpm lint`, docs build steps, and CI/CD checks before cleaning up old structure. - Provides usage triggers and communication guidance, so both humans and helpers know when and how to use it. **Key Risks / Limitations:** - **Repo-specific assumptions:** Assumes a `clawdbot/`-centric layout, pnpm tooling, and certain files existing; applying it to differently structured repos may cause confusion or partial migrations. - **Branding-only focus:** It is optimized for Clawd → OpenClaw; it is not a generic rename/migration framework and may miss edge cases outside this scope. - **Potential staleness:** As repo structure, tooling, or CI providers change, the instructions could become outdated unless the skill is maintained. - **Manual, not automated:** It doesn’t automate changes; correctness depends on the user carefully following each step (including search/replace and validation). **Recommended Scenarios:** - You are actively migrating a repo that still uses `clawdbot/` and Clawd branding to an `openclaw/` structure and OpenClaw naming. - A contributor asks “What’s the migration status?” or “How do we safely rename Clawd to OpenClaw?” and needs a concrete checklist. - You’re reviewing a PR that performs the Clawd → OpenClaw migration and want a reference list of what should have been updated. - You need to explain where legacy Clawd artifacts live post-migration and how to run or build the app from the new `openclaw/` entrypoints.