We collect the Agent Skills published on GitHub and add plain-language summaries so you can tell what each one does. Skills and skill sets made by creators are also available here directly.
Highly rated skills come with a short summary and typical use cases.
Check live ClawHub records to see how many public plugins reference a Plugin SDK method or other interface. Filter by release date, examine usage evidence and coverage gaps, and inform compatibility decisions before changing or deprecating an interface.
Reduce changes on your own branch before opening or updating a pull request. Review added architecture and tests, remove unnecessary complexity, and verify that the smaller change still fixes the original problem and preserves supported behavior.
Build, migrate, review, and test OpenClaw interfaces with Solid 2. The skill covers state ownership, coexistence with Lit during migration, overlays such as dialogs, performance, and checks that preserve existing interface behavior.
Manage preparation, publication, recovery, and verification of OpenClaw beta, stable, and extended-stable releases. Track approved fixes carried into older release branches, required validation evidence, publication scope, and follow-up work through completion.
Prepare Discord announcements for OpenClaw releases using changelogs, version tags, package metadata, and validation results. Explain update steps and what users should test, with wording tailored to beta, stable, or extended-stable releases, and support confirmed posting.
Turn verification recordings and pull request videos into captioned MP4 files with zoom and playback speed changes. Preserve the original recording as evidence while adding visual explanations that help viewers follow the demonstrated actions.
Choose suitable tests and checks for OpenClaw changes, then investigate failures using the relevant evidence. It guides local validation and directs environment-dependent or release testing to the appropriate procedures, keeping checks tied to the changed behavior.
Review new and existing software tests for the behavior and regressions they actually protect. Identify duplicate or implementation-dependent checks, document evidence before removal, and simplify code used only by tests while retaining meaningful coverage.
1. Find
Search for what you want to do, such as “meeting notes” or “tax return”. Each skill has a summary so you can see what it does before installing.
2. Install
Copy the command shown and paste it into your terminal. You can also ask Claude to install the skill for you.
3. Use
Claude Code and other agents load the skill automatically when it is needed. No extra steps are required.
Sign up as a creator with just an email address; no GitHub account needed. Upload a zip and it is published. You can also bundle skills into skill sets or sell them.