ClawHub for Openclaw

ClawHub is the primary registry integration for publishing, discovering, and managing Openclaw Skills within the agentic ecosystem.

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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install clawhub-publishing

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install clawhub-publishing using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is ClawHub?

ClawHub serves as the central nervous system for the distribution of Openclaw Skills, providing a seamless bridge between local development and global accessibility. It enables developers to package their AI agent capabilities into reusable modules that can be easily shared, versioned, and discovered by others. By integrating directly with the Openclaw Skills architecture, it ensures that every published skill adheres to high quality standards and proper metadata documentation.

The core value of ClawHub lies in its ability to automate the publishing pipeline, from local validation to remote distribution. It provides a standardized environment for managing the lifecycle of AI agent skills, offering robust authentication mechanisms and a clear logical structure for version control. Whether you are building private tools or contributing to the public ecosystem, ClawHub simplifies the technical overhead of skill management.

ClawHub Use Cases

  • Publishing custom Openclaw Skills to a central registry for team or community use.
  • Discovering and installing third-party Openclaw Skills using advanced vector search.
  • Automating the batch synchronization of multiple local skills with a remote repository.
  • Inspecting skill metadata and requirements before installation to ensure compatibility.

How ClawHub Works

  1. Initialize the environment by authenticating with the registry via the CLI login workflow.
  2. Develop a new skill ensuring it contains a properly formatted SKILL.md file and follows semantic versioning.
  3. Run local validation scripts to check for sensitive data and required metadata structures.
  4. Use the publish command to package and upload the skill to the registry with associated tags and changelogs.
  5. Manage the installed library by using search, update, and inspect commands to keep your Openclaw Skills current.

ClawHub Setup

To get started with ClawHub, you need to authenticate and configure your local workspace environment:

# Login to the registry
clawhub login

# Configure your environment variables
export CLAWHUB_SITE="https://clawhub.ai"
export CLAWHUB_REGISTRY="https://clawhub.ai"
export CLAWHUB_WORKDIR="$HOME/.openclaw"

# Verify your identity
clawhub whoami

ClawHub Data Schema & Taxonomy

ClawHub utilizes a structured metadata approach to manage the lifecycle of Openclaw Skills. This includes auto-generated files for registry tracking and local installation status.

File Name Purpose Key Metadata Fields
_meta.json Publishing Registry Info ownerId, slug, version, publishedAt
origin.json Installation Tracking registry, slug, installedVersion, installedAt
SKILL.md Skill Documentation Name, Description, Version, Mission

ClawHub Advanced Features

  • Vector Search Discovery: Find specific Openclaw Skills using natural language queries for better agent matching.
  • Batch Sync Automation: Use dedicated shell scripts to validate and publish entire directories of skills in one command.
  • Environment Scoping: Support for custom registry URLs and work directories for isolated development environments.
  • Version Lifecycle Management: Tools to hide, unhide, or delete specific versions of published skills directly from the CLI.

SKILL.md


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