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OpenClaw Skills Library

Modular extensions that teach your agent new tools. Browse ClawHub for thousands of community skills — or start with the curated picks below.

Featured Skills to Start With

Community-proven skills from ClawdHub and showcase builds. Install with clawhub, then restart your agent session.

Home Assistant

Control lights, sensors, and automations with natural language.
clawhub install homeassistant

CalDAV Calendar

Self-hosted calendar integration via khal/vdirsyncer.
clawhub install caldav-calendar

R2 Upload

Upload to Cloudflare R2/S3 and share secure presigned download links.
clawhub install r2-upload

Bambu 3D Printer

Status, jobs, camera, AMS, and calibration for BambuLab printers.
clawhub install bambu-cli

Vienna Transport

Real-time departures, disruptions, and routing for Wiener Linien.
clawhub install wienerlinien

OpenRouter Transcribe

Multilingual audio transcription via OpenRouter (Gemini and more).
clawhub install openrouter-transcribe

CodexMonitor

List, inspect, and watch local OpenAI Codex sessions from the CLI.
clawhub install codexmonitor

GitHub (bundled)

Official GitHub CLI integration for PRs, issues, and repo workflows. Ships with OpenClaw — enable it in config if needed.

Summarize (bundled)

Summarize URLs, PDFs, documents, and audio. A core bundled skill maintained with the OpenClaw release.

How to Install Skills

ClawHub is the public registry. Skills land in your workspace and load on the next session.

Install the CLI

Run npm i -g clawhub (or follow the latest install notes on clawhub.ai).

Search & install

Browse the marketplace, then install into your workspace:
clawhub search calendar
clawhub install <skill-slug>

Update & manage

Keep skills current with clawhub update --all. List installs with clawhub list. Prefer sandboxed runs for untrusted skills.

Configure gating

Skills can require binaries, env vars, or config flags. See Skills and Skills config for load-time filters and secrets.

Map Real Use Cases to Skills

Skills are the building blocks. These community patterns show what to look for on ClawHub — not every use case needs a dedicated package.

Inbox & email

Newsletter digests, triage, and CRM contact discovery. Look for Gmail/IMAP skills plus summarization.

Calendar & household

Morning briefs, family calendars, and appointment tracking. Start with CalDAV or Google Calendar skills.

Multi-channel assistant

Route work across Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp, and email from one agent — often channel plugins plus task skills.

Knowledge & RAG

Drop URLs and notes into chat, then search semantically. Pair memory/RAG skills with vector search tooling.

Content digests

Daily Reddit/YouTube/tech-news summaries. Combine browser or API skills with scheduled prompts.

Home & infra

Home Assistant control, self-healing servers, and n8n orchestration — hardware and webhook-friendly skills.

Skill Security Checklist

Treat third-party skills as trusted code. ClawHub hosts thousands of community bundles; some have shipped vulnerabilities or malicious behavior. Review before you install.

  • Read the skill’s SKILL.md and supporting scripts before enabling it.
  • Prefer sandboxed runs for untrusted inputs and risky tools.
  • Never paste API keys into chat; use skill env / config wiring instead.
  • Watch for skills that exfiltrate .env files, credentials, or private repos.
  • See Skills security notes and the gateway Security guide.

What are OpenClaw Skills?

OpenClaw Skills are AgentSkills-compatible folders: each one is a directory with a SKILL.md (YAML frontmatter + instructions) that teaches the agent how to use tools. OpenClaw loads bundled, managed (~/.openclaw/skills), and workspace (<workspace>/skills) skills — workspace wins on name conflicts.

ClawHub (browse at clawhub.ai) is the public registry for discovering, versioning, and installing community skills. For a live catalog with extra filters, you can also open skills.sh in a new tab (embedding is blocked by the site’s frame policy).

Want inspiration beyond package lists? Explore real deployments on our Showcase and community use-case collections that map life workflows to skill combinations.

Skills FAQ

Common questions about installing and using OpenClaw skills.

Skill vs plugin — what’s the difference?

A skill is usually a SKILL.md bundle that teaches the agent procedures and tool usage. Plugins can ship code plus their own skills directories. Both participate in the same skill precedence rules when enabled.

Where do installed skills live?

By default clawhub installs into ./skills under your working directory (or the configured OpenClaw workspace). Precedence is workspace → ~/.openclaw/skills → bundled.

How do I update skills?

Run clawhub update --all to refresh installed skills. Pin important installs if you need frozen versions that force-reinstalls cannot overwrite.

Can the agent create a skill itself?

Yes — many showcase builds ask OpenClaw to generate a skill in chat (wine cellar, Todoist, Jira, camera shots). Review generated files before trusting them in production.

How do I publish my own skill?

Create a skill folder with SKILL.md, then use clawhub login and clawhub skill publish. Follow the ClawHub docs for versioning, tags, and moderation.

Why can’t I embed ClawHub or skills.sh here?

Those sites send X-Frame-Options / CSP frame-ancestors headers that block iframes. We link out instead and curate starter content on this page for SEO and safety.

Ready to extend your agent?

Browse the full registry on ClawHub, or dig into the Skills docs for gating, config, and security.