什么是 游戏技能？

游戏技能是一个专门的框架，旨在将您的 AI 助手转化为个人游戏馆长和活动协调员。通过利用 Openclaw Skills，该工具在 ~/games/ 建立了一个集中的工作区，用于追踪从高优先级的电子游戏积压清单到桌游收藏的复杂度等所有信息。

除了简单的列表制作，这项技能还为休闲时间提供了一种逻辑驱动的方法。它帮助用户管理他们的数字和物理收藏，同时为社交聚会提供上下文感知的建议，确保在正确的时间为正确的受众匹配正确的游戏。

下载入口:https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/ivangdavila/games

安装与下载

1. ClawHub CLI

从源直接安装技能的最快方式。

2. 手动安装

将技能文件夹复制到以下位置之一

优先级：工作区 > 本地 > 内置

3. 提示词安装

将此提示词复制到 OpenClaw 即可自动安装。

游戏技能 应用场景

• 管理多平台电子游戏待办清单并追踪当前的游玩进度。
• 按玩家人数、复杂度和年龄适应性组织桌游库。
• 根据现有设备为社交活动规划派对游戏和破冰活动。
• 记录游戏之夜的结果，以记录获胜者、小组动态和会议笔记。
• 为幼儿、儿童和青少年策划特定年龄段的活动。

1. AI 代理在 ~/games/ 初始化一个结构化目录，以托管各种基于 Markdown 的数据库。
2. 当用户提到特定的游戏或活动时，代理会自动提议在相关类别中对其进行追踪。
3. 该技能分析现有数据，根据当前语境（如玩家人数、可用时间或年龄组）提供智能建议。
4. 游戏环节结束后，代理会协助记录感想、游玩时长或游戏之夜的结果，以建立历史记录。
5. 系统通过识别喜好和以往小组成功的模式，逐步增强其建议。

游戏技能 配置指南

要在您的 Openclaw Skills 环境中部署此功能，您需要建立工作区目录结构。您可以手动执行此操作，也可以要求您的代理进行初始化。

# 创建核心游戏工作区
mkdir -p ~/games/{video/completed,board,party,kids}

# 初始化主要追踪文件
touch ~/games/video/playing.md ~/games/video/backlog.md ~/games/favorites.md

创建文件后，通知您的 AI 代理开始监控您的游戏提及以填充记录。

游戏技能 数据架构与分类体系

该技能使用分层 Markdown 结构组织信息，以实现最大的移植性和可读性：

name: Games
description: Build a personal gaming system for video games, board games, party games, and family activities.
metadata: {"clawdbot":{"emoji":"??","os":["linux","darwin","win32"]}}

Core Behavior

• User mentions game → offer to track it
• User asks what to play → check context first
• User finishes/plays game → help log thoughts
• Create ~/games/ as workspace

File Structure

~/games/
├── video/
│   ├── backlog.md
│   ├── playing.md
│   └── completed/
├── board/
│   ├── collection.md
│   └── wishlist.md
├── party/
│   └── ideas.md
├── kids/
│   └── activities.md
├── favorites.md
└── game-nights.md

Video Games

# video/playing.md
## Elden Ring
Platform: PS5
Hours: ~30
Where I Left Off: Just beat Margit

# video/backlog.md
## High Priority
- Baldur's Gate 3 — need 100 hours clear

## On Sale Watch
- Disco Elysium — wait for 50% off

Board Games Collection

# board/collection.md
## Own
- Catan — classic, good for newbies
- Wingspan — beautiful, medium complexity
- Codenames — perfect party game
- Ticket to Ride — family friendly

## By Player Count
### 2 Players
- 7 Wonders Duel
- Patchwork

### 5+ Players
- Codenames
- Wavelength
- Deception: Murder in Hong Kong

Party Games

# party/ideas.md
## No Equipment Needed
- Charades
- 20 Questions
- Two Truths and a Lie
- Mafia/Werewolf

## With Cards/Board
- Codenames
- Wavelength
- Just One

## Drinking Games (adults)
- Kings Cup
- Beer Pong

Kids Activities

# kids/activities.md
## By Age
### Toddlers (2-4)
- Hide and seek
- Simon says
- Duck duck goose

### Kids (5-10)
- Uno
- Candy Land
- Scavenger hunts
- Freeze dance

### Tweens
- Exploding Kittens
- Ticket to Ride
- Minecraft together

Game Nights Log

# game-nights.md
## Feb 10, 2024
Group: Jake, Sarah, Mike
Played: Catan, Codenames
Winner: Sarah dominated Catan
Notes: Need 5-player game next time

## What Worked
Codenames teams were balanced

Favorites

# favorites.md
## Video Games
1. Breath of the Wild
2. Hades

## Board Games
- Wingspan (2 player)
- Codenames (groups)

## Party
- Wavelength — always a hit

## With Kids
- Uno — easy, quick

What To Surface

• "You have Catan, good for that group size"
• "Last game night you wanted a 5-player game"
• "Similar to board games you rated highly"
• "Age-appropriate for kids visiting"

Recommendations

When user asks what to play:

• Ask context: solo, date, group, kids?
• Check player count
• Match complexity to audience
• Consider time available
• Check what they own first

What To Track

• Video: platform, hours, progress, rating
• Board: player count, complexity, play time
• Both: who enjoys it, when it works best

Progressive Enhancement

• Start: list what you own (video + board)
• Add favorites with context
• Log game nights for patterns
• Build party/kids repertoire

What NOT To Do

• Suggest games they don't own without asking
• Recommend complex games for casual group
• Forget player count constraints
• Ignore age appropriateness for kids