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firecrawl openclaw
COMMUNITY59skills
5ready to use
LABSCO SUMMARY
The catalog covers macOS and productivity tools (Apple Notes, Apple Reminders, Bear notes, Obsidian), messaging bridged through OpenClaw's own message tool (Discord, iMessage via BlueBubbles), coding delegation (coding-agent hands work to Codex, Claude Code, or Pi in a background process; github and gh-issues wrap the gh CLI for PR and issue work), media generation (Nano Banana Pro image editing, OpenAI image generation, and two separate Whisper transcription skills — one local, one via API), a four-skill Feishu suite (docs, drive, permissions, wiki), and a scattering of consumer-hardware controls (BluOS speakers, Philips Hue lights, Eight Sleep beds, RTSP/ONVIF cameras). None of it is grouped into sets; every skill sits flat at the top level of firecrawl/openclaw.
This is for someone running OpenClaw itself as their assistant, not a shopper picking one skill in isolation: coding-agent alone needs a bash tool that supports pty:true, and most others assume OpenClaw's own session and message plumbing. The coverage also reads like one operator's own stack rather than a general assistant toolkit — a food-delivery skill that only works with Foodora, a BluOS-specific speaker CLI, an Eight Sleep pod controller.
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What it costs to start. Roughly half need a local CLI already installed on your machine (1Password's op, Apple's memo and remindctl, blu, himalaya, and others like it), close to a third need an account and an API key (Discord, Notion, Google Workspace, OpenAI), and only a small remainder work with nothing beyond OpenClaw itself.
Where this actually lives. The repository we captured is firecrawl/openclaw, but its own README, its Discord invite, its documentation links, and its star-history badge all point to openclaw/openclaw — every URL in the material we read names that org, never firecrawl. Nothing in the README explains the relationship between the two accounts; until that is confirmed, read this as the OpenClaw project mirrored or forked under a firecrawl account, not as a new product from the Firecrawl scraping company.
We read the first 12 KB of a 60 KB README and 40 sampled skill descriptions out of the repository's full count; the remaining skills are not reflected in the counts above.
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cl
Audit changelog entries before release
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is
Analyze GitHub issues (bugs or feature requests)
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landpr
Land a PR (merge with proper workflow)
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reviewpr
Review a PR thoroughly without merging
WHAT'S INSIDE
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SETUP
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1password
Keeps your machine signed in to 1Password so a password or API key can go straight from the vault into the command that needs it.
acp-router
Hands a coding job over to another AI coding tool — Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI or Pi — and works out how to connect to it, fixing a broken connection itself before giving up.
apple-notes
Manages Apple Notes from the terminal, creating, editing, searching, moving between folders, and exporting notes to HTML or Markdown.
apple-reminders
Adds, checks, and completes Apple Reminders from the terminal, syncing to the same Reminders app on your iPhone or iPad.
bear-notes
Bear is a note-taking app for Mac, and this is how a script or a typed command reaches into it, instead of you clicking around the app to file or find something.
blogwatcher
Tracks a list of blogs and RSS or Atom feeds, scans them for new posts, and keeps read and unread state so you only see what changed.
blucli
Controls Bluesound and NAD network players from the terminal, picking a device, playing or pausing, adjusting volume, and grouping speakers together.
bluebubbles
Sends and manages iMessages, texts, attachments, tapback reactions, edits, and replies, through OpenClaw's recommended BlueBubbles connection.
camsnap
Pulls a still picture or a short video straight off a security camera on your own network, saved as an ordinary image or video file.
canvas
Displays a web page or interactive HTML page on a connected OpenClaw device's screen — Mac, iPhone, iPad, or Android — and lets you navigate, script, or screenshot it remotely.
clawhub
Searches, installs, updates, and publishes OpenClaw agent skills from the clawhub.com registry, from the command line.
coding-agent
Runs Codex, Claude Code, Pi, or OpenCode as a background coding agent in a real terminal against a real codebase, and reports back when a milestone or the whole task finishes.
discord
Gives your assistant a seat in your Discord server — it can post, reply, react and read back through the history itself, rather than you relaying every message.
eightctl
Controls an Eight Sleep smart mattress pod from the terminal — checking status, changing temperature, and managing alarms and schedules.
feishu-doc
Reads and writes Feishu (Lark) documents — replacing or appending Markdown content, editing individual blocks, and inserting tables, images, or file attachments.
feishu-drive
Lists, moves, creates, and deletes files and folders in the online drive that comes with Feishu (Lark).
feishu-perm
Adds, removes, and lists collaborators on a Feishu (Lark) document, folder, or other file, setting a view, edit, or full-access permission level.
feishu-wiki
Keeps a Feishu (Lark) company wiki in order — finding which spaces and pages exist, adding new ones, and moving or renaming what is already there.
gemini
Runs Google's Gemini CLI in one-shot mode for a quick question, summary, or piece of generated text, without dropping into its interactive chat mode.
gh-issues
Takes the open bug reports in a GitHub project, sets a separate AI coder to work on each one at the same time, and has each of them submit its fix for review.
gifgrep
Hunts down a GIF on Tenor or Giphy and saves it to your computer, and can cut a still frame or a preview grid out of a clip you already have.
github
Keeps GitHub work in the terminal — issues, pull requests and the test runs attached to them — so you never have to open the site.
gog
Reaches into your own Google account from the command line: Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets and Docs, with no browser involved.
goplaces
Searches Google's directory of real-world places from the command line and gets back what Google knows about each one — rating, price level, reviews.
healthcheck
Goes over the computer OpenClaw is running on, finds the ways someone could get into it, and helps you shut them one by one — asking before it changes anything.
himalaya
Runs your everyday email from a terminal instead of a mail app, working with the ordinary email account you already have.
imsg
Reads iMessage and SMS conversation history and sends texts through the Mac Messages app from the command line.
lobster
Runs a saved, multi-step workflow — like triaging email or watching a pull request — and pauses to ask your approval before any step that sends, posts, or deletes something.
mcporter
An MCP server is what gives an assistant extra abilities; this works one directly from the command line, so you can see what it offers and use it with no assistant in the middle.
model-usage
Adds up what you have spent on Codex or Claude, model by model, from the usage records CodexBar keeps on your own machine.
nano-banana-pro
Generates a new image from a text prompt, edits an existing image, or composes up to fourteen images into one scene, using Google's Gemini 3 Pro Image model.
nano-pdf
Edits a single page of a PDF by describing the change you want in plain language.
notion
Reads, creates, and updates Notion pages, databases, and their content over Notion's API, using an integration you connect to your own workspace.
obsidian
Finds an Obsidian vault on disk and creates, searches, moves, or deletes its notes through the obsidian-cli tool, keeping links between notes intact as files move.
openai-image-gen
Generates a batch of images from a prompt, or from randomly sampled prompts, using OpenAI's image models, and lays the results out in a browsable HTML gallery.
openai-whisper
Transcribes or translates audio into text entirely on your own machine using the local Whisper CLI, with no API key or cloud service required.
openai-whisper-api
Transcribes an audio file to text through OpenAI's cloud Whisper API, using your own OpenAI API key.
openhue
Controls Philips Hue lights, rooms, and scenes over the local network, from turning lights on and off to setting brightness, color, and saved scenes.
oracle
A one-off consult with a bigger AI model — your question and the source files it needs go over in a single shot, and what comes back is advice to verify, not an answer to trust.
ordercli
Checks past and active Foodora food-delivery orders and can reorder a past order, all from the command line.
peekaboo
Automates the macOS interface from the command line — taking screenshots, mapping the buttons and fields on screen, and driving clicks, typing, drags, and app or window management.
prose
Takes a job written out as an OpenProse script and carries it out with a team of AI agents, one step at a time, from the first line to the last.
sag
Converts a line of text into a spoken audio clip using ElevenLabs voices, with tags to add pauses, whispers, laughter, and other delivery effects.
session-logs
Searches and analyzes your own past chat sessions, stored as raw log files, to answer what was said in an earlier conversation or to total up usage costs.
sherpa-onnx-tts
Converts text to a spoken audio file entirely offline using a locally downloaded voice model, with no cloud service or API key needed.
skill-creator
Walks through designing, writing, and packaging a new AI-agent skill — a self-contained folder of instructions, scripts, and reference files loaded only when needed — from initial scoping to a distributable file.
slack
Sends, edits, deletes, and reacts to Slack messages, and manages pinned items and member lookups, in channels or direct messages.
songsee
Draws a picture of a piece of audio — how loud it is and which frequencies are sounding, moment by moment — and saves it as an image file.
sonoscli
Sonos speakers on the home network, found automatically and then driven by command — what is playing, how loud, and which rooms are grouped together.
spotify-player
Spotify needs a Premium account for this, and then tracks can be searched for and played, paused or skipped from the keyboard, and sent out to a different device.
summarize
A web page, a PDF, or a YouTube link goes in and a short summary comes back — or the raw transcript instead, when that is what you asked for.
things-mac
Reads the Things 3 to-do list on a Mac — inbox, today, upcoming, projects and tags — and adds or changes the tasks in it.
tmux
A program already running in a terminal can be typed into and read back from here — the way a long job gets checked on, answered, or handed its next instruction.
trello
Hands an assistant the keys to your Trello boards, so the cards you would otherwise drag around by hand get made and moved for you.
video-frames
Grabs a still picture out of a video file — the opening frame, or whatever is on screen at a moment you name.
voice-call
Dials a real phone number and speaks to whoever picks up, keeping the line open so more can be said before it is hung up.
wacli
Sends a WhatsApp message or a file to someone else's number or to a group, and searches back through your own WhatsApp history for an old message.
weather
Conditions right now and the next few days' forecast for any city or airport code, from a free service that wants no account and no key.
xurl
Operates an X (Twitter) account from the command line: posting, replying, quoting, searching, liking, following, direct messages and uploading photos or video. Anything it has no shortcut for can still be reached through X's own API.
No skill in this package matches that.
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