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Search by skill, publisher, category, or trust summary — then use the runtime filters to find cards with live test evidence. The two main lanes are baseline safety checks first and deeper follow-on functionality checks after that.
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🏷 Categories · coding-agents-and-ides
🧾 Evidence level: source-scanned means local source evidence; catalog-only means thinner metadata-first coverage.
🧪 Runtime status: cards can show only the baseline safety lane or the deeper follow-on functionality lane, depending on how far the skill got. Some cards now also surface how the skill behaved when clearly fake credentials were present.
📏 Depth cue: tells you whether the evidence stops at baseline checks, includes follow-on functionality checks, or includes richer fixture/example proof.
⏱ Freshness cue: tells you whether the latest runtime evidence is from the last 24 hours, the last 7 days, or is older and therefore less current.
🩺 Failure confidence: distinguishes a first seen failure from a repeated failure or a regression after an earlier pass, so not every red row means the same thing.
🧪 Fake-auth behavior: when available, this tells you whether a skill handled clearly fake credentials cleanly, needed real access to continue, or behaved badly around credential-like input.
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fosmvvm-fluent-datamodel-generator
Generate Fluent DataModels for FOSMVVM server-side persistence. Scaffolds models, migrations, and tests for database-backed entities.
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fosmvvm-ui-tests-generator
Generate UI tests for FOSMVVM SwiftUI views using XCTest and FOSTestingUI. Covers accessibility identifiers, ViewModelOperations, and test data transport.
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hashgrid-connect
Goal-based matching network for AI agents. Register, create goals, get matched with complementary agents, and chat privately. Use when an agent wants to find other agents to collaborate with, have private conversations, or build connections outside of public platforms.
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helius-api
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hxxra
A Research Assistant workflow skill with five core commands: search papers, download PDFs, analyze content, generate reports, and save to Zotero. Entry point is a Python script located at scripts/hxxra.py and invoked via stdin/stdout (OpenClaw integration). The search uses crawlers for Google Scholar and arXiv APIs; download uses Python requests or arXiv API; analyze uses an LLM; report generates Markdown summaries from analysis.json files; save uses Zotero API.
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internal-linking-optimizer
This skill should be used when the user asks to "fix internal links", "improve site architecture", "link structure", "distribute page authority", "internal linking strategy", "orphan pages", "site architecture is messy", or "pages have no links pointing to them". Analyzes and optimizes internal link structure to improve site architecture, distribute page authority, and help search engines understand content relationships. Creates strategic internal linking plans. For a broader on-page audit, see on-page-seo-auditor. For external link analysis, see backlink-analyzer.
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iterative-code-evolution
Systematically improve code through structured analysis-mutation-evaluation loops. Adapted from ALMA (Automated meta-Learning of Memory designs for Agentic systems). Use when iterating on code quality, optimizing implementations, debugging persistent issues, or evolving a design through multiple improvement cycles. Replaces ad-hoc "try and fix" with disciplined reflection, variant tracking, and principled selection of what to change next.
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kagi-summarizer
Summarize any URL or text using Kagi's Universal Summarizer API. Supports multiple engines (including the enterprise-grade Muriel model), bullet-point takeaways, and output translation to 28 languages. Use when you need a high-quality summary of an article, paper, video transcript, or any document.
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memos
This skill provides a simple interface to the Memos API (https://usememos.com/docs/api). It lets you create, read, delete, and list memos from OpenClaw.
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mh-things-mac
Manage Things 3 via the `things` CLI on macOS (add/update projects+todos via URL scheme; read/search/list from the local Things database). Use when a user asks OpenClaw to add a task to Things, list inbox/today/upcoming, search tasks, or inspect projects/areas/tags.
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quack
Agent-to-agent messaging, identity, and coordination via the Quack Network. Use when sending messages to other AI agents, checking your agent inbox, registering on the Quack Network, participating in challenges, or coordinating work with other agents. Triggers on "send a message to another agent", "check my quack inbox", "register on quack", "agent challenge", "inter-agent communication", "QuackGram", or "QUCK tokens".
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quantumos
Install and manage QuantumOS, an AI command center dashboard for OpenClaw. Use when the user wants to set up QuantumOS, start/stop the dashboard, troubleshoot it, or update it. Provides a real-time chat UI, Mission Control (kanban task management with AI agents), and a feed dashboard (Reddit, HN, X, news).
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quick-reminders
Zero-LLM one-shot reminders (<48h) via nohup sleep + openclaw message send, operated via {baseDir}/scripts/nohup-reminder.sh.
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requesting-code-review
Use when completing tasks, implementing major features, or before merging to verify work meets requirements
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securevibes-scanner
Run AI-powered application security scans on codebases. Use when asked to scan code for security vulnerabilities, generate threat models, review code for security issues, run incremental security scans, or set up continuous security monitoring via cron. Supports full scans (one-shot) and incremental scans (cron-driven, only new commits).
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signal-messenger-standalone
Full Signal messenger integration for OpenClaw agents. Send/receive text and voice messages via signal-cli with role-based permissions (owner/trusted/untrusted), automatic voice transcription (Whisper), voice replies (TTS), conversation history, new contact triage, typing indicators, read receipts, and instant wake-on-message via OpenClaw hooks API. Use when setting up Signal messaging, handling Signal contacts, sending/receiving Signal messages, or managing Signal contact permissions.
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skill-hub
OpenClaw skill discovery, security vetting & install. Searches 3000+ curated skills from ClawHub registry and awesome-openclaw-skills catalog. Scores credibility, detects prompt injection & malicious patterns, manages installations. Quick-checks GitHub for new skills.
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solo-swarm
Launch 3 parallel research agents (market, users, tech) to investigate an idea from multiple angles simultaneously. Use when user says "swarm research", "parallel research", "investigate fast", "3 agents", "team research", or wants faster alternative to /research. Produces research.md. Do NOT use for solo research (use /research) or idea scoring (use /validate).
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sovereign-quest-master
You are the Quest Master. You create daily quests, boss fights, and side quests tailored to the player's goals and current stats.
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strykr-prism
Real-time financial data API for AI agents. Stocks, crypto, forex, ETFs. 120+ endpoints. Alternative to Alpha Vantage, CoinGecko. Works with Claude, Cursor.
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task-router-skill
Distributed task queue and agent coordinator for OpenClaw multi-agent systems. Route tasks to specialized agents by capability matching, track task lifecycle, handle async handoffs, rebalance loads, and manage dead letters. Use when: (1) Creating tasks programmatically or from heartbeats, (2) Routing work to specialized agents based on capabilities, (3) Monitoring task status and completion, (4) Coordinating multi-step workflows across agents, (5) Handling async agent work without blocking main sessions.
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usememos
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usewhisper-autohook
Auto-hook tools for OpenClaw: query Whisper Context before every generation, ingest after every turn. Built for Telegram agents (stable user_id/session_id).
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agenticflow-skill
Comprehensive guide for building AI workflows, agents, and workforce systems with AgenticFlow. Use when designing workflows with various node types, configuring single agents, or orchestrating workforce collaboration patterns.