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Find plugins or explicitly requested skills on ClawHub, then verify and manage skills for OpenClaw agents. It also covers skill removal, publishing, and syncing through the standalone CLI, a tool used from the command line.
Create, read, and manage Bear notes on macOS using grizzly, a command-line tool. Append text to existing notes, find notes by tag, and retrieve note content or tag lists in JSON format.
Organize sessions and layouts in the OpenClaw Control UI, build session dashboards, and investigate display or connection problems. It covers connected clients and Gateways accessed directly or through Tailscale, with checks of both saved state and rendered screens.
Track updates from blogs and RSS or Atom feeds, formats used to distribute new articles. Register sources, scan for newly published items, review article lists, mark articles as read, and remove sources you no longer follow.
Manage Obsidian notes through its official command-line interface, a tool for issuing text commands. Search, create, and edit notes; update daily entries and tasks; and inspect links and properties in a selected vault.
Manage email through Himalaya CLI, a command-line tool for IMAP/SMTP mail access. List, read, and search messages, compose replies or forwards, and organize mail by copying, moving, deleting, or changing read flags.
Guide an agent to check and invoke relevant skills before replying or taking action. It sets the order for choosing workflow and implementation skills, with reference guides for adapting the process to different agent environments.
Coordinate subagents, separate agents assigned tasks, to pursue a long-running goal in one session. Maintain dialogue with the user while improving working conditions, shared rules, and access to information needed for future tasks.
Summarize an ongoing conversation and launch a fresh background agent to continue the work. The handoff includes the next focus, references to existing documents, and suggested skills, with sensitive information removed.
Refine a plan or design through a persistent interview that asks probing questions. This skill starts the conversation by invoking the related grilling skill, providing an entry point for examining and sharpening what you have in mind.
Ask the agent to explain its last message again with some context. The revised explanation uses ASD-STE100, a simplified technical English standard, and the vocabulary defined in the project's glossary.
Summarize the current conversation into a handoff document so another agent can continue the work. Reference existing project materials, suggest skills for the next session, and redact sensitive information.
Turn recurring work or life activities into workflow specifications through focused questions with recommended answers. Clarify triggers, human review, and decision summaries so an implementation agent can build the workflow without further questions.
Help manage long Claude Code sessions by suggesting when to summarize accumulated context with /compact. Uses context size and tool calls as signals, with guidance on saving plans and choosing suitable breaks between task phases.
Save project context and task handoffs as local Markdown documents that Claude, Codex, and other agents can share. The skill guides searching prior knowledge, recording evidence and remaining work, and checking the shared memory vault for structural problems.
Find existing skills before building a new one. Search local installations, marketplaces, GitHub, and the web, then review candidates for relevance and risky behavior to help choose between reuse, extension, and fresh creation.
Audit repository settings, connected tools, and the agent's runtime setup to show what is usable now. Identify missing workflows and integrations, then recommend prioritized ECC skills, automation hooks, agents, or tool connections.
Design a shared notification workflow across GitHub, Linear, local hooks, desktop alerts, and existing communication tools. Classify urgency and ownership, merge duplicate events, and decide which updates need immediate attention, a digest, or a log entry.
Review Claude skills and commands for usefulness, overlapping content, and outdated technical references. Choose a scan of changed skills or a full review, then receive reasoned recommendations to keep, improve, update, retire, or merge them.
Browse available specialist agents by domain, select up to five, and run them independently on the same task in parallel. Receive a combined report showing each agent’s findings, shared conclusions, conflicting recommendations, and suggested next steps.
Choose how detailed an answer should be before it is written, using four levels and estimated token counts, a measure of text length. The skill then adjusts the response and keeps the chosen level for subsequent replies.
Prepare and inspect plans for opening interactive commands in a visible WezTerm window while keeping the executable and arguments separate. Check terminal availability, preview launches as JSON, and use fallback or recovery modes when needed.
Present local Markdown plans and HTML artifacts in a browser for review. People can annotate specific elements, chat, and approve or request changes, while the agent receives structured feedback and file edits appear automatically.
Turn a multi-step plan into ready-to-paste ECC slash commands, text commands entered with a slash. Each generated command includes its step identifier, task scope, and acceptance criteria. Steps that cannot carry their scope are marked as blocked for manual handling.