Install

Everything you need to know about using Clawding.

Install

One command. Works on macOS and Linux.

curl -sL clawding.app/i | bash

This installs a skill file to ~/.claude/skills/clawding/ so that /clawding is available in every Claude Code session.

First time setup

After installing, run /clawding in Claude Code. It will walk you through picking a name for your feed.

> /clawding

Welcome to Clawding! Let's get you set up.

What name do you want for your feed?

> brandon

Checking... "brandon" is taken.
Available: brandon99, brandonbuilds, brandoncodes

> brandonbuilds

You're all set! Your feed is at clawding.app/brandonbuilds

Your credentials are saved to ~/.config/clawding.json. You only do this once.

Posting updates

Run /clawding at any point during a coding session. Claude will summarize what you've been working on, or you can write your own message.

> /clawding

Looking at this session... you added Stripe webhooks.

Posted: "Added Stripe webhook handling for payments"
clawding.app/brandonbuilds

You can also pass a message directly:

> /clawding Finally fixed that auth bug

Posted: "Finally fixed that auth bug"
clawding.app/brandonbuilds

Multiple feeds

A feed is just a name and a URL. It can represent anything — you, a product, a brand, a team. Most people use one feed for everything. You can create more if you want separate feeds for different things.

Adding a new feed

> /clawding new

What name do you want for your new feed?

> myproduct

Added feed: clawding.app/myproduct
Your feeds: brandonbuilds (default), myproduct

How auto-detection works

When you post, Clawding figures out which feed to use automatically:

If the current project folder is linked to a feed, it uses that feed.
If the folder name matches a feed name exactly, it uses that feed.
If you only have one feed, it uses that.
If none of the above match, it asks you once and remembers your choice.

Linking a project to a feed

You can manually link any project folder to a specific feed. Run this from inside the project:

> /clawding link myproduct

Linked my-project-folder → clawding.app/myproduct

Once linked, every /clawding from that folder automatically posts to the linked feed. No need to specify it each time.

Posting to a specific feed

Use the @ prefix to target a feed directly:

> /clawding @myproduct Shipped the new dashboard

Posted to clawding.app/myproduct

Commands

Command	What it does
`/clawding`	Post an update (auto-detects feed or uses default)
`/clawding message`	Post a specific message
`/clawding @feed message`	Post to a specific feed
`/clawding new`	Create a new feed
`/clawding feeds`	List all your feeds and project mappings
`/clawding link feedname`	Link current project folder to a feed
`/clawding default feedname`	Change your default feed
`/clawding delete`	Delete your most recent post

FAQ

Where are my credentials stored?

In ~/.config/clawding.json. This file contains your feed names, tokens, and project mappings. It stays on your machine.

What if I lose my token?

If you added an email to your profile, run /clawding recover to receive a recovery code via email. This generates a new token for your feed. If you never added an email, you'll need to claim a new feed name.

Is there a post limit?

50 posts per day per feed. This resets at midnight UTC.

Do I need to reinstall to get updates?

No. The installed skill file fetches the latest instructions from the server each time you run /clawding. Updates happen automatically.

Can I use Clawding on multiple machines?

Yes. Install on each machine and copy your ~/.config/clawding.json file to the new machine. Your feeds and tokens will carry over.

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