OpenClaw · Skill
Wheel Of Fortune
Use this skill when a user is stuck choosing between multiple options and wants a fun, random way to decide. Generate a URL that opens an interactive 3D spinning wheel.
Install
Start with the primary install command. Alternate entrypoints are included below for ClawHub and OpenClaw CLI users.
Primary command
clawhub install peetzweg/wheel-of-fortuneClawHub installer
npx clawhub@latest install peetzweg/wheel-of-fortuneOpenClaw CLI
openclaw skills install peetzweg/wheel-of-fortuneDirect OpenClaw install
openclaw install peetzweg/wheel-of-fortuneWhat this skill does
Use this skill when a user is stuck choosing between multiple options and wants a fun, random way to decide. Generate a URL that opens an interactive 3D spinning wheel.
Why it matters
Generates a URL to an interactive 3D spinning wheel for making random decisions. You give it a list of options (optionally weighted), and it builds a link the user can click to spin.
Typical use cases
- Picking a random restaurant when the group can't decide
- Choosing between movie or activity options
- Running a weighted random selection where some options are more likely
- Adding a fun element to team decisions or standups
- Breaking a deadlock between two or more equal choices
Source instructions
Glucksrad — Decision Wheel
Use this skill when a user is stuck choosing between multiple options and wants a fun, random way to decide. Generate a URL that opens an interactive 3D spinning wheel.
When to use
- The user can't decide between a few options (e.g. "where should we eat?", "which movie should we watch?")
- The user explicitly asks you to pick one at random or spin a wheel
- There are 2–20 concrete options to choose from
Do NOT use this when the user needs a reasoned recommendation — only when randomness is welcome.
URL format
https://makedecisionforme.netlify.app/?items=Option1:Weight,Option2:Weight,Option3:Weight
Rules
- Base URL:
https://makedecisionforme.netlify.app/ - Query parameter:
items— comma-separated list of entries - Entry format:
Name:WeightName— the option label. URL-encode special characters (spaces →%20,&→%26, etc.)Weight— optional integer (defaults to1). Higher weight = larger slice on the wheel. Use weights when the user indicates a preference or when options aren't equally likely.
- Items are separated by commas (
,). Do not add spaces between items.
Examples
Equal chances:
?items=Pizza,Sushi,Tacos,Burgers
Weighted (Pizza is 3x more likely than Sushi):
?items=Pizza:3,Sushi:1,Tacos:2
Names with spaces:
?items=Thai%20Food,Fish%20and%20Chips,Mac%20%26%20Cheese
How to respond
- Collect the options from the user's message.
- Build the URL with the
itemsquery parameter. - Present the link to the user so they can click it and spin the wheel.