Fix Python dependency hell without losing your afternoon
Diagnose and fix conda/pip conflicts, generate reproducible environment files, and containerize analytics projects. No more "it works on my machine" or spending an entire day getting dependencies to resolve.
Create a skill called "Env Doctor". Help me diagnose and fix Python environment issues. When I paste an error message (dependency conflicts, ImportError, version mismatches, conda solver failures), identify the root cause and provide a specific fix. When I point you at a Python project, analyze all imports and generate the minimal environment file (requirements.txt, environment.yml, or pyproject.toml) needed to run it. Detect conda/pip mixing issues (packages installed by both managers). If an environment is beyond repair, generate a Dockerfile that creates a clean, reproducible environment. Support conda, pip, poetry, and uv. For data science projects, know the common conflict patterns (e.g., numpy binary compatibility, tensorflow + CUDA version matrix, scikit-learn + scipy version coupling).
Analytics teams lose entire days to Python environment issues — conda solver
hanging for hours, pip and conda fighting over numpy versions, a colleague's
notebook that only runs on their machine. This skill untangles the mess.
One command to start everything, every morning
Docker, Postgres, Redis, frontend, backend, worker — if you start the same stack every morning, this recipe turns that repeated setup into one command and a clearer startup flow.
Translate SQL between any two databases instantly
Paste SQL written for one database and get the equivalent for another. Handles the syntax nightmares — DATEADD vs DATE_ADD, QUALIFY, LIMIT vs TOP, string functions, NULL handling — across Postgres, MySQL, BigQuery, Snowflake, Redshift, SQL Server, and more.
Keep up with what matters, ignore the hype
Set up a lightweight weekly digest around your stack and interests. A nice starter automation because it shows OpenClaw doing recurring research without requiring a huge workflow or lots of context.
Your Pocket/bookmarks graveyard, resurrected
Export your bookmarks and your Claw turns the pile into something usable: categorizes links, summarizes unread items, spots dead links, and helps you find what you saved later.