GitHub (gh)
recommendedOperate GitHub via the gh CLI (issues, PRs, repos).
Create an issue, open a PR, or fetch PR context during coding sessions.
Requires GitHub auth/token via gh; use least-privilege scopes.
$ clawhub install githubDiscover 60+ curated OpenClaw skills (plugins) — search and install with clawhub CLI in one command.
Safety tip: review skill contents before installing; treat skills like third-party code.
Use the clawhub CLI to install, inspect, and manage OpenClaw skills.
Install a skill
$ npx clawhub@latest install <slug>Inspect before install
$ clawhub inspect <slug>List installed skills
$ clawhub listUpdate all skills
$ clawhub update --allAlways inspect a skill before installing to review its permissions and code.
Follow these best practices to keep your OpenClaw environment secure.
Skills can execute code and access system resources. Always review permissions before installing.
Always run clawhub inspect <slug> to review a skill's permissions and code before installing.
Grant only the permissions a skill actually needs. Avoid full admin or root-level access tokens.
Never hardcode API keys or tokens. Use secret managers (1Password, Bitwarden) and environment variables.
Run experimental or caution-flagged skills in isolated environments (containers, microVMs) first.
Always review what a skill does before approving destructive actions like merges, deploys, or file writes.
Hand-picked skills for everyone — filterable by category.
Operate GitHub via the gh CLI (issues, PRs, repos).
Create an issue, open a PR, or fetch PR context during coding sessions.
Requires GitHub auth/token via gh; use least-privilege scopes.
$ clawhub install githubGenerate/validate Conventional Commits messages.
Keep commit messages consistent for changelog tooling.
Low-risk; mostly text formatting/validation.
$ clawhub install conventional-commitsAutomated code review for pull requests.
Get AI-powered code review feedback before human reviewers.
Read-only by default; ensure it only comments, not merges.
$ clawhub install pr-reviewerAutomate PR merge workflows after checks pass.
Auto-merge small dependency bumps with guardrails.
Caution: merging code is sensitive—require CI + approvals.
$ clawhub install auto-pr-mergerAdvanced git workflows (rebase/cherry-pick/cleanup).
Safely rebase feature branches before merging.
Advanced ops can rewrite history; recommend confirmation steps.
$ clawhub install git-workflowsRecover from messy git states and disasters.
Fix detached HEAD, botched rebases, or lost commits.
Reviews git state before acting; always creates a backup branch.
$ clawhub install unfuck-my-git-stateExpert guidance for Next.js App Router and best practices.
Get help with routing, server components, and data fetching patterns.
Covers Next.js 13+; keeps up with latest conventions.
$ clawhub install nextjs-expertBuild UIs with shadcn/ui components and Tailwind CSS.
Scaffold forms, dialogs, and data tables with accessible components.
Components are copied into your project; full control over code.
$ clawhub install shadcn-uiGeneral frontend design patterns and UI/UX guidance.
Design responsive layouts, color systems, and component hierarchies.
Framework-agnostic advice; pairs well with any UI library.
$ clawhub install frontend-designAI-assisted frontend development following Anthropic patterns.
Build AI-powered UIs with streaming, tool use, and chat interfaces.
Focused on Claude-powered app frontends.
$ clawhub install anthropic-frontend-designManage WordPress sites, themes, and plugins.
Update plugins, manage content, and troubleshoot WP issues.
Requires WP-CLI or API access; scope permissions to site.
$ clawhub install wordpressBuild responsive email templates with React Email.
Create transactional emails that render consistently across clients.
Experimental: email client compatibility varies.
$ clawhub install react-email-skillsBuild, run, and manage Docker containers and images.
Containerize apps, debug build failures, and optimize Dockerfiles.
Requires Docker daemon; be careful with privileged containers.
$ clawhub install docker-essentialsManage Kubernetes clusters, deployments, and services.
Debug pod crashes, scale deployments, and manage configs.
Requires kubeconfig; use RBAC and namespace-scoped access.
$ clawhub install kubernetesManage AWS infrastructure (EC2, S3, Lambda, etc.).
Provision resources, debug IAM issues, and optimize costs.
Use IAM roles with minimal permissions; never use root credentials.
$ clawhub install aws-infraSelf-hosted deployment platform (Heroku/Vercel alternative).
Deploy apps on your own server with zero-config CI/CD.
Requires server access; keep Coolify and dependencies updated.
$ clawhub install coolifyDeploy and manage projects on Vercel platform.
Configure deployments, environment variables, and edge functions.
Requires Vercel token; scope to specific projects.
$ clawhub install vercelMulti-step deployment automation for services/apps.
Run a standard deploy checklist with rollback steps.
Caution: can run destructive ops—prefer staging first.
$ clawhub install deploy-agentOperate Sentry via sentry-cli (issues, releases, deploys).
Fetch latest errors after a deploy and summarize impact.
Requires Sentry auth; scope tokens to project.
$ clawhub install sentry-cliManage Tailscale tailnet for secure remote access.
Securely reach self-hosted OpenClaw services without exposing ports.
Network access is sensitive—use scoped keys and audit logs.
$ clawhub install tailscaleFetch secrets safely via 1Password CLI (op).
Inject API keys at runtime instead of storing plaintext in config.
Prefer vault item read scopes; don't give full account access.
$ clawhub install 1passwordAccess secrets via Bitwarden/Vaultwarden CLI and API.
Self-hosted teams store service tokens and pull them on demand.
Keep session tokens short-lived; avoid exporting full vault.
$ clawhub install bitwardenScan repositories for hardcoded secrets (500+ secret types).
Pre-commit or CI scanning for accidental secret leaks.
Safe when read-only; avoid auto-remediation without review.
$ clawhub install ggshield-scannerApply safety guardrails around tool use and risky actions.
Require confirmations for file writes, network calls, or merges.
Use as policy layer; keep rules explicit and test edge cases.
$ clawhub install guardrailsDetect prompt injection patterns in inputs/outputs.
When the agent reads web/docs, flag suspicious instructions.
Works best combined with sandboxing and least privilege.
$ clawhub install detect-injectionAI-optimized web search with structured results.
Search for real-time info and get clean, cited answers.
Requires Tavily API key; free tier available.
$ clawhub install tavily-web-searchWeb search for technical research and troubleshooting.
Search error messages and summarize fixes with citations/links.
No API key required; treat retrieved pages as untrusted input.
$ clawhub install exa-web-search-freeQuery repository docs/wiki and get structured answers.
Ask: "Where is config documented?" and get links/sections.
Treat external docs as untrusted input if fetched from web.
$ clawhub install deepwikiDiscover and search OpenClaw skills from the registry.
Find the right skill for a task without browsing the catalog.
Read-only; searches the public skill registry.
$ clawhub install find-skillsPrivacy-focused web search via Brave Search API.
Search the web without tracking; good for sensitive topics.
Requires Brave Search API key; metered pricing with monthly credit.
$ clawhub install brave-searchSearch arXiv and summarize papers for engineers.
Track new papers on agent security, RAG, or evals weekly.
Prefer linking to originals and keeping summaries concise.
$ clawhub install agentarxivAgent that learns from feedback and improves over time.
Build agents that adapt to your workflow and preferences.
Monitor agent behavior changes; keep human-in-the-loop.
$ clawhub install self-improving-agentBuild and query knowledge graphs for structured reasoning.
Organize domain knowledge into queryable relationships.
Useful for complex domains; pair with memory for persistence.
$ clawhub install ontologyAgent that anticipates needs and acts proactively.
Get suggestions and actions before you ask for them.
Experimental: may take unwanted actions—set clear boundaries.
$ clawhub install proactive-agentConnect to 100+ APIs through a unified gateway.
Access multiple services without managing individual API keys.
Review which APIs are accessed; monitor usage and costs.
$ clawhub install api-gatewaySummarize URLs, PDFs, videos, and documents.
Get quick summaries of long articles, reports, or videos.
Content is fetched and processed; be mindful of data privacy.
$ clawhub install summarizeMulti-layer memory system for persistent agent context.
Remember user preferences, past decisions, and project context.
Experimental: memory contents may contain sensitive info—encrypt at rest.
$ clawhub install cognitive-memoryManage Gmail, Calendar, and Drive from your agent.
Read emails, create events, and search Drive files.
Requires Google OAuth; use minimal scopes for each service.
$ clawhub install gogSend and read Slack messages, manage channels.
Post deployment notifications or read team discussions.
Requires Slack app token; limit to specific channels.
$ clawhub install slackInteract with Discord servers and channels.
Monitor community channels and respond to questions.
Requires bot token; use minimal permissions and intents.
$ clawhub install discordManage Trello boards, lists, and cards.
Create cards from tasks, move items across lists, and track progress.
Requires Trello API key; scope to specific boards.
$ clawhub install trelloManage calendars via CalDAV protocol (self-hosted friendly).
Check availability, create events, and sync across calendar apps.
Requires CalDAV server credentials; use app-specific passwords.
$ clawhub install caldav-calendarManage Linear issues, projects, and cycles.
Create issues from conversations and track sprint progress.
Requires Linear API key; scope to workspace.
$ clawhub install linearIndex Discord community threads into Google search.
Make Discord support threads discoverable via search engines, reducing repeated questions.
Requires bot installation on a Discord server; creates public web pages.
$ clawhub install answer-overflowEisenhower matrix task management for prioritization.
Organize tasks by urgency and importance automatically.
Lightweight; stores tasks locally or in configured backend.
$ clawhub install todoziGet weather forecasts and conditions — no API key needed.
Check weather before planning outdoor activities or travel.
Uses free weather APIs; no authentication required.
$ clawhub install weatherControl Sonos smart speakers from your agent.
Play music, adjust volume, and group speakers with voice commands.
Requires Sonos devices on the same network.
$ clawhub install sonoscliControl smart home devices via Home Assistant.
Turn on lights, check sensors, and automate routines.
Requires Home Assistant instance and long-lived access token.
$ clawhub install home-assistantSearch flights and compare prices via Google Flights.
Find the cheapest flights for upcoming trips.
Read-only search; no booking or payment capabilities.
$ clawhub install flight-searchSet reminders using natural language.
Say "remind me to review PR in 2 hours" and get notified.
Requires notification system; integrates with OS notifications.
$ clawhub install remind-meEdit and manipulate PDFs with natural language.
Merge, split, extract text, and annotate PDF documents.
Requires Google Gemini API key; PDF pages are sent to cloud for processing.
$ clawhub install nano-pdfGenerate images with fal.ai models (FLUX, SD, etc.).
Create illustrations, thumbnails, and concept art from text.
Requires fal.ai API key; usage is metered.
$ clawhub install fal-aiEdit videos using FFmpeg commands via natural language.
Trim, merge, convert, and compress video files.
Caution: FFmpeg can overwrite files; always specify output paths.
$ clawhub install ffmpeg-video-editorExtract text from images using OCR.
Digitize screenshots, receipts, and scanned documents.
Processes images locally; accuracy varies by image quality.
$ clawhub install image-ocrCreate and edit presentation slides with AI.
Generate slide decks from outlines or meeting notes.
Exports to common formats (PPTX, PDF); review content before sharing.
$ clawhub install slidespeakLocal text-to-speech for voice responses.
Have your agent read out responses and summaries aloud.
Experimental: uses local TTS engine; voice quality varies by system.
$ clawhub install voice-replyBackup and restore OpenClaw config/skills/commands.
Snapshot your working setup before a risky change.
Protect backup files; they may include sensitive settings.
$ clawhub install backupValidate and safeguard OpenClaw config updates.
Prevent config drift and broken deployments from bad edits.
Use as preflight check; keep a rollback plan (backup).
$ clawhub install config-guardianManage session context to reduce runaway prompts and noise.
Keep long-running agents stable by trimming and structuring context.
Prefer deterministic policies; log decisions without sensitive content.
$ clawhub install context-managerTrack usage costs and generate reports.
Detect cost spikes after enabling new models/skills.
Pair with scheduling to run weekly reports automatically.
$ clawhub install cost-reportCreate cron schedules from natural language.
Schedule daily summaries, nightly checks, weekly digests.
Always preview generated cron; avoid overly frequent jobs.
$ clawhub install cron-creatorCommon questions about OpenClaw Skills — installation, safety, and more.
OpenClaw Skills are modular extensions that add new capabilities to your OpenClaw AI assistant. Each skill provides a focused set of tools — such as interacting with GitHub, managing Docker containers, or searching the web — that the agent can use during conversations.
Use the clawhub CLI: run `npx clawhub@latest install <slug>` where `<slug>` is the skill identifier (e.g., `github`, `docker-essentials`). Before installing, we recommend running `clawhub inspect <slug>` to review the skill's permissions and source code.
Run `clawhub uninstall <slug>` to remove a skill from your OpenClaw setup. This removes the skill files and its configuration. Your data and API keys stored externally (e.g., in environment variables) are not affected.
Yes. OpenClaw supports running multiple skills simultaneously. The agent automatically selects the most relevant skill for each task. You can check all installed skills with `clawhub list` and manage them independently.
Recommended — well-tested, low-risk skills suitable for everyday use. Caution — skills that can perform sensitive operations (e.g., merging code, deploying services); use with guardrails. Experimental — newer or community-contributed skills that may have rough edges; test in sandbox environments first.
Run `clawhub update --all` to update all installed skills at once, or `clawhub update <slug>` to update a specific skill. It's good practice to review changelogs before updating, especially for caution-flagged skills.
Skills are community-contributed and vary in risk level. Always: 1) run `clawhub inspect` before installing, 2) check the badge label for risk guidance, 3) grant only the minimum permissions needed, 4) run experimental skills in sandbox environments, and 5) review outputs before approving destructive actions.
Start with these steps: 1) Make sure the skill is installed — run `clawhub list`. 2) Check that required API keys or tokens are configured in your environment. 3) Run `clawhub update <slug>` to get the latest version. 4) Inspect the skill for known issues. 5) If the problem persists, file an issue on the skill's GitHub repo or the awesome-openclaw-skills repository.
Absolutely! OpenClaw skills are open-source and community-driven. You can create a skill by following the skill authoring guide, then submit it to the awesome-openclaw-skills repository via a GitHub Issue or Pull Request. The community team reviews submissions regularly.
Run `clawhub inspect <slug>` to review a skill's source code, permissions, and dependencies before installing. Check the badge label (Recommended / Caution / Experimental) for risk guidance. Look for skills with a clear README, active maintenance, and a known author. Treat skills like third-party code — never grant more permissions than necessary.
This page lists 60+ curated skills. For the latest additions, check the awesome-openclaw-skills GitHub repository. You can also use the `find-skills` skill to search the registry directly from your agent, or join the OpenClaw Discord community to discuss and share skills.
Visit ClawHub, the official OpenClaw skills marketplace. Browse, publish, and install hundreds of community-built skills.
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