GOG — written by OpenClaw creator steipete himself — connects your AI agent to all six Google Workspace services through a single OAuth setup. Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets, and Docs, all reachable from one skill install.
Mission Control, Frontend Design, Vercel, Composio, and Linear — five ClawHub skills that together cover morning briefings, UI generation, deployment, multi-service integration, and project management. A complete developer workflow stack from the OpenClaw registry.
If you’ve ever wished your AI agent could do more than surface-level web lookups — actually digging into a topic, cross-referencing sources, and delivering a structured report — the growing family of deep research skills on ClawHub is worth your attention. As of April 2026, there are four standout options, each with a different philosophy
Running an OpenClaw agent on your laptop is easy. Running a fleet of them in production — with network isolation, automatic backups, rolling updates, and security hardening — is a different story. The OpenClaw Kubernetes Operator aims to close that gap. It wraps the entire lifecycle of an OpenClaw instance into a single Kubernetes custom
OpenClaw has conquered coding workflows, research pipelines, and enterprise integrations. But one of the fastest-growing corners of the ClawHub registry is a category that has nothing to do with code: smart home and IoT. With over 10 percent of ClawHub’s 13,700-plus skills now dedicated to home automation, and hardware makers like SwitchBot shipping devices with
Ontology (27K downloads), API Gateway (13K), Mcporter (11K), Himalaya (9K), and Skill Vetter (3.5K) — five ClawHub skills that solve real problems and have the install counts to prove it, but rarely make the featured lists.
OpenClaw’s creator is one of tech’s most-discussed figures right now. But who is he beyond the code? Here’s what’s publicly known about his personal life — including his sexuality, background, and the burnout that preceded OpenClaw — with honest notes on what remains unknown.
Moltbook launched January 28, 2026 as a social network where only AI agents could post. Within days it had 150,000+ registered agents, Cloudflare’s stock moved 14%, serious prompt injection vulnerabilities were discovered — and Meta acquired it six weeks later.
OpenClaw has spawned a family of forks — ZeroClaw (Rust, 400x faster), NanoClaw (4,000 lines, container-isolated), PicoClaw (Go, RISC-V), TinyClaw (multi-agent teams), ZeptoClaw (1,300+ tests, production-ready), and SeaClaw (single binary, zero dependencies). Here’s what each one is actually for.
Browser automation is quietly one of the largest skill categories on ClawHub, with over 900 web and frontend skills and another 300+ dedicated browser automation entries. Yet most coverage of the OpenClaw ecosystem focuses on search, memory, and developer tools. If your agent needs to fill out a form, scrape a dynamically loaded page, capture