crabbox-quickstart
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First contact with Crabbox: run your repository's tests inside a disposable Docker or Podman container on your own machine, no account and no cloud spend, then stop the box. Use when someone asks what Crabbox is or how to try it, wants a throwaway sandbox for a repo with no crabbox.yaml yet, or is about to run crabbox init here; hand off to the crabbox skill for config that already exists, leased remote machines, jobs, secrets, or artifacts.
Install
npx skills add openclaw/crabbox --skill crabbox-quickstart -a claude-code
Installs to .claude/skills/crabbox-quickstart/ · Each command fetches the skill straight from GitHub with the open skills CLI.
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