The Discord skill for OpenClaw brings your agent into Discord servers as a functional member—it can read channels, post messages, manage roles, monitor events, and participate in discussions. For communities, gaming guilds, and developer networks, this turns your Discord server into an automation-ready platform where your agent handles moderation, FAQs, and community operations. Why Discord
The Slack skill for OpenClaw turns your agent into a functional team member—it can send messages, read channels, search history, set its status, and respond to mentions. Unlike typical bots that respond to commands, your agent participates in conversation, understands context, and acts autonomously within the channels you’ve configured. Beyond Command-Driven Bots Most Slack bots
What if your AI agent could fix its own mistakes — automatically? That’s the premise behind Capability Evolver, the most-installed skill on ClawHub with over 35,000 downloads and counting. It’s a protocol-constrained self-evolution engine that lets your OpenClaw agent inspect its runtime history, identify failures, and propose (or apply) fixes without constant human hand-holding. If
The Obsidian skill connects OpenClaw to your Obsidian vault, enabling bidirectional note synchronization. Your agent can read notes, create new ones, update existing notes, and traverse your personal knowledge graph. For knowledge workers who think in Obsidian, this turns your vault into a programmable knowledge base that your AI agent can reason over. What This
The OpenClaw ecosystem just took a sharp turn into regulated finance. On April 2, 2026, AngelAi announced the launch of its OpenClaw Interface — a skill package that makes it possible for an AI agent to process mortgage approvals, insurance coverage, credit repair, and real estate transactions in seconds. It is the first integration to
The Notion integration skill for OpenClaw brings your workspace into your agent’s context. Your agent can read pages, query databases, add records, and update blocks—all without leaving the OpenClaw environment. If Notion is your source of truth for projects, product specs, or company knowledge, this skill makes that truth accessible to automation. Why Notion +
The OpenClaw ecosystem has had a turbulent few months on the security front. In late January 2026, researchers discovered that roughly 12 percent of all ClawHub skills were malicious — 341 packages across multiple campaigns. By mid-February the number swelled to 824 malicious skills spanning 12 publisher accounts. The primary operation, dubbed ClawHavoc, distributed the
The GitHub integration skill brings pull request management, issue triage, and repository automation into OpenClaw. Your agent can read PR diffs, post review comments, manage issue labels and assignments, check CI status, and even draft commit messages. It’s like giving your agent write access to your entire development workflow—which sounds risky until you realize how
Firecrawl CLI (11K downloads) is a web scraping skill for OpenClaw that solves the problem most web scrapers refuse to acknowledge: real websites are not static HTML documents. They’re JavaScript-heavy applications, they block bot-like requests, they serve different content to different user agents, and they actively defend against scrapers. Firecrawl handles this by treating websites
Designers have been conspicuously underserved by the first wave of ClawHub skills. The marketplace is bursting with tooling for databases, DevOps, messaging, and crypto, but until recently there was no obvious answer to the question “what does an AI agent actually do with a Figma file?” Maddie Dreese’s figma-design-toolkit skill is quietly becoming that answer