The skills directory that actually ships. Discover, compare, and install OpenClaw skills with clear risk signals and verified steps. This directory is designed to help you compare OpenClaw skills quickly before deciding which skills to install in your workspace. OpenClaw is the current name for the project previously known as Clawdbot and Moltbot, so older guides may use those names.
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LowUpdated Mar 23, 2026
Review React component architecture with composition-first rules so an AI agent can catch boolean-prop sprawl, weak state boundaries, and brittle UI APIs before they harden into frontend debt.
File read
Category:
developer tools
MediumUpdated Mar 23, 2026
Track competitor messaging, product moves, pricing clues, and public-market signals so an AI agent can turn scattered monitoring into a structured competitive intelligence workflow.
File read · File write · Network · Exec
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Monitor public mentions, reviews, sentiment signals, and recurring complaint themes so an AI agent can turn scattered brand feedback into a repeatable reputation workflow.
File read · File write · Network · Exec
Category:
content marketing
MediumUpdated Mar 17, 2026
Track how product pages show up in AI search and make them easier for ChatGPT Search and Perplexity to quote with confidence.
File read · File write · Network · Exec
Category:
content marketing
HighUpdated Mar 17, 2026
Give agent workflows a calmer fallback path with smarter retries, fresher docs, and better prompt recovery.
File read · File write · Network · Exec
Category:
developer tools
HighUpdated Mar 17, 2026
Handle dynamic, visual, and interaction-heavy pages that break normal scraping and text-only browser flows.
File read · File write · Network · Exec
Category:
browser automation
Web automation, browsing agents, and visual interaction.
Explore →Schedule and communication.
Explore →Writing, social, SEO.
Explore →ETL, CSV, databases.
Explore →Logs, monitoring, CI/CD.
Explore →Git, code, PR, releases.
Explore →Documents and spreadsheets.
Explore →IoT, smart home control.
Explore →Telegram, Discord, Slack.
Explore →Tasks, notes, reminders.
Explore →Search, monitoring, and research workflows for agents.
Explore →RSS, scraping, research.
Explore →When you evaluate openclaw skills, start with the problem you want to solve and check if the skill is focused or bloated. Read the SKILL.md file to confirm inputs, outputs, and required permissions. For beginners, reviewing permissions, dependencies, and verification steps is often the safest way to evaluate an OpenClaw skill before installation. A good openclaw skills listing should explain its dependencies, provide a safe install command, and include a clear verify step. If two openclaw skills solve the same job, prefer the one with recent updates and a transparent repository so you can audit changes.
Maintenance matters because openclaw skills evolve quickly. The ClawHub CLI includes update and sync commands so you can keep openclaw skills current across workspaces. If you need stability, pin a known good version in your repo and only upgrade after testing. This is the same approach you would take with any library, but it is especially important for openclaw skills that may access files, networks, or external services.
Official installer scripts from the OpenClaw documentation.
macOS / Linux
$ curl -fsSL https://openclaw.bot/install.sh | bash
Windows (PowerShell)
iwr -useb https://openclaw.ai/install.ps1 | iex
For prerequisites and verification steps, see the Install Guide.
Find openclaw skills by name, keyword, or category in the directory.
Narrow results by risk labels and sort by recently updated entries.
See file, network, and command permissions before you install.
Every skill lists required packages or services so you can plan setup.
Use the exact install and verify commands shown on each skill page.
Each skill includes a Markdown documentation section for details.
Most recent update
Mar 23, 2026
Latest skill
Composition Patterns
Snapshot is based on the current openclaw skills database shown on this site.
Search and filter by category, risk, and update date.
Check permissions, dependencies, and documentation.
Copy the install command from the skill page.
Run the verify command provided for that skill.
No. OpenClaw Skills is an independent directory and does not host third-party code.
We curate a database of openclaw skills and link to their public GitHub repositories.
Use the removal request page to submit the details for review.
OpenClaw Skills is an independent directory. We do not host third-party code.
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