OpenClaw Skills: free skills and scripts download library to extend Moltbook automation and SEO workflows

OpenClawSkills.io is the official repository of free skills and scripts to download for the OpenClaw Autonomous AI Agent, an autonomous intelligence engine that runs locally, and the “skills” in this case are its extension plugins - typically written in Node.js or Python. -Written in Node.js or Python. .json 或 .js Script files. Without modifying OpenClaw's core code, users can simply download and install these skills to instantly enable intelligences to learn to perform external tasks. The site is a collection of hundreds of community-contributed and validated skills with core applications ranging from Moltbook Automation、Telegram Group Management、SEO Keyword Generationas well asCryptocurrency Signal AnalysisAI for Social Media. Whether you want AI to automate social media messaging or connect to third-party APIs like Twitter and Reddit, you'll find an out-of-the-box solution here.

Function List

• vast skill set: Hundreds of free extension scripts are available, covering areas such as productivity, social media, development tools, and financial analysis.
• Moltbook Automation Support: Automation scripts customized for the Moltbook platform to support scheduling operations and task flow orchestration.
• Multi-language development supportSkill scripts are written in Node.js and Python, and the website provides detailed SDK documentation for developers.
• Community Validation Mechanism: The skills on the shelves are tested and validated to ensure the reliability and security of the scripts and reduce operational risks.
• Version Compatibility Management: Provides different configuration guidelines for Docker users and locally installed users to ensure that files are mounted and read correctly.
• Command Line Integration: Supports the use of the OpenClaw built-in commands (e.g. /skills) directly validate and manage installed plug-ins.

Using Help

The core function of OpenClawSkills.io is to “download” new capabilities for your local AI agent. The installation process is very simple and involves mostly moving files and restarting services. For advanced users using Docker containers, there are also special instructions for mounting volumes.

Step 1: Download the skills file

Visit the homepage of the website and enter the keywords you need in the search bar (e.g. “Moltbook” or “SEO”) or browse the “Hot Skills” category. Once you have found your target skill, click the download button. You will get a .json configuration file or .js Script file (sometimes a zip of both).

Step 2: Locate the installation directory

Locate the root directory of the OpenClaw installation on your computer. Look for the directory named /skills 或 /plugins of the folder.

• take note of: If you can't find that folder, look in your OpenClaw configuration file (config.yaml or similar) for the definition of the skills_path Path.

Step 3: Import the script (key step)

Copy and paste the downloaded file directly into the /skills 或 /plugins folder.

• Special Note for Docker Users: If you're running OpenClaw through Docker, it's not enough to just copy into the container (it will be lost on reboot). You need to make sure that your docker-compose.yml or startup commands that have set the local /skills folder is mounted to the corresponding path within the container. This ensures that changes are persistent.

Step 4: Reboot and Verify

After completing the file placement, the OpenClaw service must be restarted for the new skills to take effect.

1. Stop the currently running agent service.
2. Restart OpenClaw.
3. Verify Installation: Once the service has started, in the interface (or console log) that talks to the agent, enter the command /skills. The system will list all the skills that are currently loaded. If you can see the name of the skill you just downloaded in the list, the installation was successful.

Step 5: Troubleshooting

If after rebooting /skills The list does not show the new skill, check the console logs (Logs). Common causes of errors include:

• Required dependencies are missing (e.g. the script references an uninstalled npm package).
• .json The format has grammatical errors.
• Insufficient file permissions (Linux/Mac users should be aware of this).

application scenario

1. Moltbook Automated Tasks
   Users download Moltbook-specific skill scripts, configure their account credentials, and the OpenClaw agent automatically performs scheduled actions on Moltbook in the background, such as publishing content, organizing data, or responding to specific events, without human intervention.
2. Telegram Community Intelligence Management
   By installing Telegram Admin Skills, agents can take over group maintenance. It can automatically welcome new members, filter spam, record group chat activity, and even automatically reply to frequently asked questions based on keywords, greatly reducing the administrator's workload.
3. SEO Content and Keyword Optimization
   Content creators can use SEO workflow skills. Simply give an agent a core topic and it can automatically call relevant APIs to analyze search engine trends, generate a list of long-tail keyword suggestions, and even assist in writing SEO-compliant article outlines.

QA

1. What programming languages are supported by OpenClaw skills?
   Currently, there is official support for writing custom skills in Node.js (JavaScript) and Python. Both languages are supported by mature libraries that make it easy to call various external APIs.
2. I'm a Docker user and after installing the skill and rebooting it disappears, why?
   This is because the file system inside the container is temporary. You must start the Docker container with the -v parameter or configure it in the Compose file volumesThe host computer's /skills Folders are mapped to containers so that files can be saved.
3. How can I confirm if a skill contains malicious code?
   Officials recommend prioritizing the download of community-validated skills. Since skills are essentially explicit .js 或 .json file, users with basic programming skills can also open the file in a text editor before installing it to have a quick look at the code logic and make sure there are no strange network requests or file deletion operations.
4. Does it work without modifying the OpenClaw source code?
   Yes. OpenClaw's architecture is designed to allow for extended functionality by way of plug-in scripts. All you need to do is drop the file into a folder and restart, and the core engine will automatically read and load the new functionality without recompiling or modifying the main program.