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#1

clawhub

by openclaw

Security 85

Use the ClawHub CLI to search, install, update, and publish agent skills from clawhub.com. Use when you need to fetch new skills on the fly, sync installed skills to latest or a specific version, or p

Category
core
Installs
3.6K
Stars
1.2K
Reviews
44
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#3

feishu-doc

by openclaw

Security 88

Feishu document read/write operations. Activate when user mentions Feishu docs, cloud docs, or docx links.

Category
feishu
Installs
2K
Stars
650
Reviews
24
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#4

healthcheck

by openclaw

Security 85

Host security hardening and risk-tolerance configuration for OpenClaw deployments. Use when a user asks for security audits, firewall/SSH/update hardening, risk posture, exposure review, OpenClaw cron

Category
security
Installs
1.1K
Stars
380
Reviews
12
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#5

feishu-drive

by openclaw

Security 88

Feishu cloud storage file management. Activate when user mentions cloud space, folders, drive.

Category
feishu
Installs
930
Stars
310
Reviews
12
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#6

node-connect

by openclaw

Security 85

Diagnose OpenClaw node connection and pairing failures for Android, iOS, and macOS companion apps. Use when QR/setup code/manual connect fails, local Wi-Fi works but VPS/tailnet does not, or errors me

Category
infrastructure
Installs
630
Stars
210
Reviews
8
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#7

oracle

by openclaw

Security 85

Best practices for using the oracle CLI (prompt + file bundling, engines, sessions, and file attachment patterns).

Category
infrastructure
Installs
300
Stars
100
Reviews
5
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#9

tmux

by openclaw

Security 85

Remote-control tmux sessions for interactive CLIs by sending keystrokes and scraping pane output.

Category
infrastructure
Installs
300
Stars
100
Reviews
5
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#14

OpenClaw 11-in-1 Visual Automation Suite (Windows Only) Complete visual automation toolkit with 11 integrated modules. ### 💰 Price One-time purchase: **$2.99** (Lifetime access to all modules + future updates) ### 🚀 How to Purchase 1. Pay via PayPal Invoice: 🔗 [Click to pay $2.99](https://www.paypal.com/invoice/p/#V2RC9S8LVKJ434R9) 2. After payment, send your email to: **1215066513@qq.com** 3. I will send the full download link within 12 hours. ### 🖥️ Compatibility - Windows 10 / 11 only - Not compatible with macOS / Linux ## 1. Product Basic Description ### 1.1 Core Functions Provides professional universal computer vision automation capabilities covering the full-process visual automation scenarios such as environment initialization, full-screen automatic screenshot, OCR text recognition, template matching target localization, mouse click simulation, keyboard input simulation, and complete environment initialization & cleanup mechanisms. It supports custom task combination and cyclic execution. ### 1.2 Version & Directory Description - Core Capability: Flexible invocation based on minimum executable units, supporting parameter customization, result variable inheritance, and custom skill saving. All functions can be used directly with the `call` command right after extracting the package. - Directory Structure: - `claw.json` - Skill package configuration file - `skills/all_skills.claw` - All skill unit definitions - `templates/` - Directory for template images (place your template images here for matching) - Temporary file directory `temp/` (for storing screenshots like temp/screen.png) is automatically created after executing `init_env`; temporary screenshot files can be cleaned up via `clean_temp`. - Version Info: Current version: 1.0.0; Compatible with OpenClaw >= 1.0.0 ### 1.3 Paid Attribute This automation skill system (vision-auto-tool-pro) is a paid professional toolkit. The document does not explicitly authorize commercial use of the toolkit. The paid permission only covers basic usage (non-commercial by default), and commercial use requires separate confirmation of authorization with the provider (e.g., purchasing a commercial license, signing a commercial agreement). ## 2. Complete Skill Invocation Manual ### Important Notes Ensure sufficient time is reserved for the computer to respond to each click or operation. For example, add a 2-second wait after `mouse_click` to avoid operation failure due to slow system response. ### 2.1 List of All Minimum Executable Units | Unit Name | Fixed Call Name | Function Description | Individual Call Method | |-------------------------|--------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------| | Initialize Environment | `init_env` | Create directory structure, clear temporary files, check template directory | `call init_env` | | Full Screen Screenshot | `screenshot_full` | Capture entire screen and save as temp/screen.png | `call screenshot_full` | | Check Screenshot Validity | `check_screenshot_valid` | Check for black screen/freeze, wake up the interface if invalid | `call check_screenshot_valid` | | Wake Interface | `wake_window` | Solve the problems of background non-rendering and black screenshot | `call wake_window` | | OCR Recognition | `ocr_recognize` | Recognize all text on the screen and their corresponding coordinates | `call ocr_recognize` | | Template Matching | `template_match` | Use template image to match and locate icons/buttons | `call template_match category template_name` | | Unified Localization | `locate_target` | Prioritize OCR positioning; use template matching if not found, return coordinates | `call locate_target target_text OR category+template_name` | | Mouse Click | `mouse_click` | Move to the specified coordinates and perform click operation | `call mouse_click X Y [click_type, default=single_click]` | | Keyboard Input | `keyboard_input` | Input text after locating the input box | `call keyboard_input target_coords/description input_content` | | Clean Temporary Files | `clean_temp` | Delete temporary screenshots and free up storage space | `call clean_temp` | | Loop Restart | `loop_restart` | Wait 2 seconds then go back to the screenshot step and restart the process | `call loop_restart` | ### 2.2 Method for Invoking Individual Units #### Invocation Format ``` call [unit_call_name] [parameter...] ``` #### Invocation Examples - Initialize environment: `call init_env` - Template match browser icon on desktop: `call template_match desktop web` - Perform double-click at coordinates (100,200): `call mouse_click 100 200 double` ### 2.3 Combine into Custom New Tasks By writing one call instruction per line in execution order, you can combine them into a custom new task, which supports variable inheritance, looping, and permanent saving. #### Format Example (Open Browser) ``` # Task Name: Open Browser call init_env call screenshot_full call check_screenshot_valid call locate_target browser desktop Browser call mouse_click {{resultX}} {{resultY}} double call clean_temp ``` #### Combination Steps 1. **Write task name and description first** (for easier identification later) 2. **In execution order**, write one `call unit_name parameters` instruction per line 3. Coordinates can use variables `{{resultX}}`/`{{resultY}}` to inherit the output result of the previous unit 4. If cyclic execution is required, add `call loop_restart` at the end 5. **Save custom skill**: Use `save_skill skill_name instruction_list` to save the task permanently, then call it directly with `call skill_name` ### 2.4 Complete Main Flow Invocation Example ``` # General Main Flow: vision_auto_main call init_env call screenshot_full call check_screenshot_valid call ocr_recognize # If template matching is needed, add this line: call template_match category name call locate_target target_text call mouse_click {{X}} {{Y}} # If text input is needed, replace the above line with: call keyboard_input {{X}} {{Y}} input_content call clean_temp # Add this line if you need to loop: call loop_restart ``` ### Important Notes Ensure sufficient time is reserved for the computer to respond to each click or operation. > For example, add a 2-second wait after `mouse_click` to avoid operation failure due to slow system response.

by community

Security 71

OpenClaw skill indexed by SkillsReview.

Category
web
Installs
0
Stars
0
Reviews
99
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#16

Agent Decision Engine

by community

Security 70

Autonomous AI decision engine with multi-objective optimization, risk assessment, decision trees, and reinforcement learning for robust decision-making.

Category
utility
Installs
4.6K
Stars
46
Reviews
92
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