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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.
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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.
Passes a coding job from OpenClaw to another AI coding tool, such as Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini CLI or OpenCode, and keeps the conversation in one thread. If the connection is broken, it tries a repair and one retry before giving up.
Manages Apple Notes from the terminal, creating, editing, searching, moving between folders, and exporting notes to HTML or Markdown.
Adds, checks, and completes Apple Reminders from the terminal, syncing to the same Reminders app on your iPhone or iPad.
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.
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.
Controls Bluesound and NAD network players from the terminal, picking a device, playing or pausing, adjusting volume, and grouping speakers together.
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.
Shows a small web page or widget that OpenClaw's agent has built in a panel on a Mac connected to OpenClaw. The agent can then show, hide or switch what that panel displays.
Finds OpenClaw plugins and skills on ClawHub, OpenClaw's public registry, and installs, updates or removes skills. It searches for plugins unless you ask for a skill. It also publishes skills you have written.
Hands a coding job to Codex, Claude Code or OpenCode, which works on it in the background in a separate copy of your project. The skill has each worker message you when it finishes or fails. OpenClaw ships this skill switched off; you turn it on in its config.
Gives OpenClaw's assistant a seat in your Discord server: it can post, reply in threads, react, pin and moderate itself, rather than you relaying every message. It can also send buttons for people to click. Which actions it has depends on what your Discord setup in OpenClaw allows.
Controls an Eight Sleep smart mattress pod from the terminal — checking status, changing temperature, and managing alarms and schedules.
Reads and writes Feishu (Lark) documents — replacing or appending Markdown content, editing individual blocks, and inserting tables, images, or file attachments.
Lists, moves and deletes files and folders in the online drive that comes with Feishu (Lark), and creates new folders. It also reads, adds and replies to comments on documents.
Shows who can open a Feishu (Lark) document or file, and adds or removes collaborators when you ask. It gives the lowest access level that does the job. The tool is off by default because it changes who can see your data.
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.
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.
Takes open issues in a GitHub project and has a separate AI coder work on each one, up to eight at a time. Each opens a pull request with its fix. It can also go back and handle review comments on those pull requests.
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.
Keeps GitHub work in the terminal — issues, pull requests and the test runs attached to them — so you never have to open the site.
Reaches into your own Google account from the command line: Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets and Docs, with no browser involved.
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.
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.
Runs your everyday email from a terminal instead of a mail app, working with the ordinary email account you already have.
Reads iMessage and SMS conversation history and sends texts through the Mac Messages app from the command line.
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.
Adds up what you have spent on Codex or Claude, model by model, from the usage records CodexBar keeps on your own machine.
Edits a single page of a PDF by describing the change you want in plain language.
Reads, creates and updates Notion pages, and searches and queries databases, through ntn, Notion's official command-line tool, signed in to your own workspace. It can also upload files and deploy Notion Workers, which may need a Business or Enterprise plan.
Reads, searches, creates, moves and deletes notes in an Obsidian vault through Obsidian's own command-line tool. It also handles daily notes, tasks and note properties. The Obsidian app has to be open, because the tool works through it.
Transcribes or translates audio into text entirely on your own machine using the local Whisper CLI, with no API key or cloud service required.
Transcribes an audio file to text through OpenAI's transcription API, using your own OpenAI API key. The default model is gpt-4o-transcribe; Whisper and a model that labels who is speaking are options.
Controls Philips Hue lights, rooms, and scenes over the local network, from turning lights on and off to setting brightness, color, and saved scenes.
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.
Checks past and active Foodora food-delivery orders and can reorder a past order, all from the command line.
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.
Converts a line of text into a spoken audio clip using ElevenLabs voices, with tags to add pauses, whispers, laughter, and other delivery effects.
Converts text to a spoken audio file entirely offline using a locally downloaded voice model, with no cloud service or API key needed.
Helps an agent write, fix or reorganise a skill: a folder of instructions OpenClaw's agent follows for one kind of job. It settles when the skill should be used, lays out its files, and checks them with a bundled validation script. Changes to a live skill are drafted as a proposal and only take effect once applied.
Lets OpenClaw's assistant work in Slack: send messages, reply in threads, and edit, delete, pin or react to messages. Which of these it can do depends on the actions your Slack account in OpenClaw has turned on.
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.
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 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.
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.
Reads the Things 3 to-do list on a Mac — inbox, today, upcoming, projects and tags — and adds or changes the tasks in it.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
INSTALL
SINGLE SKILL
Run this outside your AI tool, using Node.js 22.20.0 or newer. Skills CLI 1.7.2 skips skill selection; prompts cancel installation without an interactive terminal. If choosing Project when asked about installation scope, open your project's folder before running this.
Install checklist
Additional agents. ↑/↓ moves, Space toggles selections, Enter confirms.Installing to: for your intended tool. Stop if it names a different tool.Symlink (Recommended) for shared files or Copy to all agents for separate copies; review the summary before confirming installation.Install the find-skills skill? defaults to Yes, adding another skill for all projects. Choose No if you don't want that extra installation.Find the skill name in the Skills tab and put it in the command before running it. Each entry there installs independently.
npx skills add openclaw/openclaw --skill <YOUR_SKILL_NAME> --full-depth