71 curated skills
OpenClaw skills
The skills worth adding to OpenClaw, picked for taste: decks, websites, videos, writing and more. Every one has plain steps to add it to OpenClaw.
Start with these OpenClaw skills
Free skills that earn their place: the most installed everyday picks.
How to add a skill in OpenClaw
Reads skills from a skills folder in your workspace and from shared folders. Skills are shared on ClawHub, and OpenClaw can install them for you. Checked against OpenClaw’s own documentation on Oct 21, 2026.
- Paste the install prompt below and OpenClaw puts the skill in your skills folder.
- To use OpenClaw's own installer, run openclaw skills install followed by the skill's owner and name. By default it installs into your current workspace.
- Add --global to that command to share the skill with every agent on your computer.
- OpenClaw can also install straight from a Git repository or from a skills.sh reference.
Install prompt: paste this into OpenClaw
I downloaded the agent skill "Code Review" as code-review.zip. Unzip it and copy the code-review folder into ~/.openclaw/skills. Before you finish, list every file it contains, show me any scripts and what they do, and stop if anything asks for passwords, API keys or downloads from other websites.
Example with Code Review, the first pick above. Each skill page has its own prompt and download.
- Skills folder:
~/.openclaw/skills- Also reads:
- ~/.agents/skills
- In one project:
skills
Built-in installer commands:
openclaw skills install @owner/<slug>openclaw skills install @owner/<slug> --globalopenclaw skills install git:owner/repo@ref All 71 skills for OpenClaw
Grouped by what they make. Every one has a page with example prompts and install steps for OpenClaw.
Pitch decks & slides
Reports, PDFs & spreadsheets
Websites & landing pages
Launch & explainer videos
Writing that sounds like you
SEO & marketing
Posters, banners & diagrams
Research & planning
Data & spreadsheets
Coding & workflows
OpenClaw skills, answered
New to skills? Read what a SKILL.md file is and how skills marketplaces work.
What are OpenClaw skills?
OpenClaw skills are folders of written instructions, sometimes with templates and small programs, that teach OpenClaw how to do one kind of job. OpenClaw reads a short description of each skill and opens the full instructions only when your request matches.
How do I add a skill to OpenClaw?
Paste the install prompt below and OpenClaw puts the skill in your skills folder. To use OpenClaw's own installer, run openclaw skills install followed by the skill's owner and name. By default it installs into your current workspace. Add --global to that command to share the skill with every agent on your computer. OpenClaw can also install straight from a Git repository or from a skills.sh reference. Every skill page on this site repeats these steps for OpenClaw, with the exact folder or button.
Where does OpenClaw keep its skills?
In ~/.openclaw/skills, or in skills inside a project to use a skill there only. OpenClaw also reads ~/.agents/skills.
Are there free OpenClaw skills?
Yes. 26 of the 71 skills listed here are Free. The rest are Premium, which opens soon, or install from their author or are built into Claude.
Is there a OpenClaw skills marketplace?
This page is a curated one: every skill has its own page, a plain description and install steps for OpenClaw. For how marketplaces and directories compare, read the guide on skills marketplaces.
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