ClawHub

AI Agent Development Platforms

Skill registry for OpenClaw agents: publish, version, and install AgentSkills bundles with semantic (vector) search and CLI tooling.

ClawHub is a skill registry/marketplace built for OpenClaw-style agents. It lets developers publish AgentSkills bundles, version them like npm (semver, changelogs, updates), and make them discoverable via vector (semantic) search. Users can search and install skills quickly (including via a CLI), enabling agents to gain new capabilities through reusable, shareable skill packages. ClawHub is positioned as the “skill dock” for agent extensions and community-contributed skills.

Industry: Technology

Pricing: free

Use cases: software developers, ai engineers, automation engineers, devops engineers, security engineers

Capabilities: Discovering and installing third-party agent skills to extend an OpenClaw-style assistant., Publishing AgentSkills bundles with versioning, changelogs, and update workflows., Finding relevant skills via semantic (vector) search instead of only keyword search., Managing a skill ecosystem for agent capabilities with repeatable install/upgrade flows.

Tags: skill registry, agent extensions, agentskills bundles, semantic search, vector search, semver, changelogs, cli tooling, skill marketplace

• Is ClawHub a completely free-to-use skill registry?
• How does vector search enhance agent skill discovery?
• Can I publish my own AgentSkills bundles with semver?
• Beyond OpenClaw, what other agent frameworks are supported?
• Does ClawHub scan published skills for security vulnerabilities?