OpenClaw Listing Bot

Problem

openclaw-listing-bot targets the ongoing operations problem of skill listing: deciding which candidates to launch, how to tier prices, how often to run checks, and when to delist items that miss targets. The Pricing Guide in the material lists several entries with names, numeric values, prices, and risk levels, giving a comparable listing sheet.

How It Works

It is designed around a six-hour main loop, intended for automation while still leaving room for manual triggers. The success metrics are written as hard constraints: create 2-3 skills per week, reach first sale within 7 days, and keep each active skill above $50 per week. Anything below the floor gets a 2-week observation window before being stopped.
- Skills live in /home/workspace/Skills/ and are accessible to all Zo agents.
- Listings sync to /home/workspace/MoneyMachine/services/ for zo.pub.
- If OpenCollab comes back online, add it back to deploy_to_markets.py immediately.

Boundaries

This reads more like an operational checklist and sync task than a general market analyzer. Keep the path conventions, the OpenCollab status, and the automated kill rule in mind, because threshold failures can directly reduce active listings.