[Issue #38231] Feature Request: Restore recursive skill scanning for better skill organization#5
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[Issue #38231] Feature Request: Restore recursive skill scanning for better skill organization#5bmendonca3 wants to merge 1 commit intomainfrom
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Original Issue
Original Issue Description
Currently, OpenClaw (v2026.3.2) only seems to scan the first level of the
~/.openclaw/skills/directory, which makes multi-skill bundle organization difficult. The proposal is to restore recursive scanning while skipping irrelevant directories (e.g..git,node_modules), stopping recursion at discovered skill roots (SKILL.md/manifest.yaml), and optionally allowing configurable scan depth.Closes openclaw#38231