Templates

Public-safe template packs you can lift from this stack without adopting the whole thing. These are static references and starter shapes, not a generated install.

For a current, wired agent workspace, use Brigade:

pipx install brigade-cli
brigade operator quickstart --target ./my-repo --harnesses codex

Brigade owns the generated workspace layout, handoff inboxes, tool packs, station wiring, and doctor checks. This directory owns small copyable artifacts that pair with the cookbook guides.

Available

Pack	What it contains	Use it when
bootstrap/	Public-safe AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, MEMORY.md, TOOLS.md, safety, identity, and entry-file shapes	You want to understand the file split or copy a sanitized reference. For a real install, prefer Brigade.
ai-stack/	Model alias fragments, local routing, ACP wrapper, Claude tmux relay, browser-lane lock, plugin smoke check	You are wiring model routes, local fallbacks, or recoverable harness bridges.
cron/	systemd timer pair, OpenClaw cron job JSON, n8n schedule trigger	You need the three scheduler layers from cron-patterns.
hooks/	pre-push guard, Claude Code post-tool-use skeleton, OpenClaw sync hook	You are adding boundary, tool-call, or lifecycle hooks from hooks.
sandbox/	command deny wrapper and read-only git wrapper	You need restricted worker lanes from sandbox-shims.
scrubbers/	deterministic scrubber shell script, rules TSV, fixtures	You need a publish-boundary scrubber from publish-time-scrubbing.
security/	EnvironmentFile example and incident-note template	You need safe placeholders for secrets and incident notes from secret-management.
skills/	SKILL.md skeleton and sanitization checklist	You are publishing a reusable skill from a private workflow.
n8n/	workflow skeleton JSON and failure-classifier Code node	You are building automation flows from n8n-patterns.

How to Use

1. Browse the pack you need on GitHub.
2. Copy the file into your private workspace.
3. Replace every placeholder.
4. Run the verification command in that pack’s README.
5. Scrub before anything copied from your private version becomes public.

If you are setting up a fresh control host or OpenClaw node, start with SETUP-CHECKLIST.md. It is a checklist over these packs, not a replacement for Brigade.

Public-Safe Boundary

These files are intentionally generic. They should not contain real hostnames, private paths, account IDs, phone numbers, production workflow IDs, webhook URLs, auth profiles, or secrets. Use documentation IP ranges and placeholders in examples.

The bootstrap pack is a readable cookbook reference. Brigade’s src/brigade/templates/ directory is the source of truth for generated Brigade workspaces.

License

Templates are MIT (see ../LICENSE). Lift freely. Attribution appreciated but not required.