6 custom skills (assign-task, dispatch-webhook, daily-briefing, task-capture, qmd-brain, tts-voice) with technical documentation. Compatible with Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex CLI, and OpenCode.
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ClawHub Documentation
Overview
ClawHub functions as a public skill registry for OpenClaw, offering free access to shared, reusable skills. The platform enables users to discover, install, and publish capabilities through a web interface or CLI.
Core Functionality
A skill comprises a folder with a SKILL.md file (plus supporting text files). The registry manages versioned bundles, making them searchable through embeddings-powered discovery rather than keyword-only approaches.
Key Features
- Semantic search across skill repositories
- Semantic versioning with changelog tracking
- Community engagement through stars and comments
- Moderation systems including reporting mechanisms
Publishing Requirements
New publishers must maintain GitHub accounts active for at least one week before uploading. This threshold helps mitigate malicious uploads while remaining accessible to legitimate contributors.
Installation
Users can quickly set up the CLI via npm or pnpm, then search for and install skills using straightforward commands like clawhub search "calendar" and clawhub install <skill-slug>.
Security Measures
The platform implements automated protections: skills receiving more than three distinct reports are hidden by default, and moderators can manage content visibility and enforce user restrictions when abuse occurs.
Local Integration
ClawHub installs skills into ./skills directories by default, with workspace configurations providing fallback locations. OpenClaw loads these skills in subsequent sessions automatically.