Awesome OpenClaw Skills

OpenClaw is a locally-running AI assistant that operates directly on your machine. Skills extend its capabilities, allowing it to interact with external services, automate workflows, and perform specialized tasks. This collection helps you discover and install the right skills for your needs. It can also serve as a source of inspiration for OpenClaw use cases.

Skills in this list are sourced from ClawHub (OpenClaw’s public skills registry) and categorized for easier discovery.

Installation

OpenClaw CLI

openclaw skills install 

ClawHub CLI

Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:

npx clawhub install 

Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations:

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

Alternative

You can also paste the skill’s GitHub repository link directly into your assistant’s chat and ask it to use it. The assistant will handle the setup automatically in the background.

Why This List Exists?

OpenClaw’s public registry (ClawHub) hosts thousands of community-built skills. This awesome list curates the best of them. Here’s what we filtered out:

Want to add a skill?

This list only includes skills that are already published on ClawHub, OpenClaw’s public skills registry. We do not accept links to personal repos, gists, or any other external source. If your skill isn’t on ClawHub yet, publish it there first.

Include the ClawHub link for your skill (e.g. https://clawhub.ai/steipete/slack) in your PR description — the clawskills.sh listings are managed by us separately. See CONTRIBUTING.md for details.

OpenClaw Ecosystem Tools

🔌 Connecting to External Services

OpenClaw agents can interact with external services like GitHub, Slack, Gmail, and more. You can build integrations yourself with Skills or Plugins, or use a managed service to handle auth, token refresh, and permissions across all your connections.

Managed OAuth, scoped permissions, and logged native toolcalls across 1000+ apps.

☁️ Hosting & Deployment

You can deploy OpenClaw on any VPS or cloud platform to run your skills securely on your own infrastructure, or use a managed host that handles servers, updates, and isolation for you.

You can run these skills without managing a server — a full cloud-hosted OpenClaw instance with one-click setup, 24/7 uptime, and complete data ownership.

Tip: If you’re self-hosting, pin your OpenClaw Docker image to a specific tag and snapshot your skills volume before upgrades — makes rollbacks painless when a skill update misbehaves.

🔍 Search & Web Data

OpenClaw agents often need fresh, real-world data — search results, product listings, videos, and more. You can scrape and parse it yourself, or use a search API that returns clean, structured data in real time without managing proxies, CAPTCHAs, or HTML parsing.

Give OpenClaw agents access to real-time Google Search, YouTube, Amazon Product, and web search data through a single API.

🛡️ Security & Config Auditing

As you add more skills, custom code, and connected services, your OpenClaw setup accumulates secrets, file access, and tool permissions that are easy to lose track of. You can review these by hand, or run a continuous audit that surfaces misconfigurations and over-broad permissions before they become a problem.

trentclaw maps config, installed skills, custom code, secrets, and permissions, then returns findings inside your OpenClaw session.

🤖 Model Providers

OpenClaw works with 25+ LLM providers out of the box Anthropic, OpenAI and many more. Switch between them with a single config change.

Security Notice

Skills in this list are curated, not audited. They may be updated, modified, or replaced by their original maintainers at any time after being added here.

Before installing or using any Agent Skill, review potential security risks and validate the source yourself. OpenClaw has a VirusTotal partnership that provides security scanning for skills, visit a skill’s page on ClawHub and check the VirusTotal report to see if it’s flagged as risky.

Recommended tools:

• Snyk Skill Security Scanner
• Agent Trust Hub

Agent skills can include prompt injections, tool poisoning, hidden malware payloads, or unsafe data handling patterns. Always review the source code before installing and use skills at your own discretion.

If you believe a skill in this list should be flagged or has a security concern, please open an issue so we can review it.

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🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed guidelines.

• Submit new skills via PR
• Improve existing definitions

Note: Please don’t submit skills you created 3 hours ago. We’re now focusing on community-adopted skills, especially those published by development teams and proven in real-world usage. Quality over quantity.

License

MIT License - see LICENSE

Skills in this list are sourced from the OpenClaw official skills repo and categorized for easier discovery. Skills listed here are created and maintained by their respective authors, not by us. We do not audit, endorse, or guarantee the security or correctness of listed projects. They are not security-audited and should be reviewed before production use.

If you find an issue with a listed skill or want your skill removed, please open an issue and we’ll take care of it promptly.