What is Clawhub.ai?

ClawHub.ai is the official community marketplace and public registry for OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot/Moltbot), an open-source AI personal assistant that runs locally on a user's machine.It serves as a "skill dock" where developers can publish, version, and share modular AgentSkills bundles that extend the assistant's capabilities—enabling tasks like web browsing, social media scheduling, and database management.

Designed with a developer-first approach, it features an npm-like versioning system (semver), a CLI for one-command installations, and semantic vector search to help users discover relevant tools based on intent.

While central to the OpenClaw ecosystem, the platform has recently implemented automated VirusTotal scanning to combat a rise in malicious skills targeting users' local credentials and data.

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Clawhub.ai's key features

  • Centralized AgentSkill registry
  • CLI-based one-command installation
  • Semantic vector search for skill discovery
  • Semantic versioning (semver) for skill management
  • Developer publishing and documentation platform
  • Automated security scanning via VirusTotal
  • SHA-256 fingerprinting for package integrity
  • Open-source community contribution system

Clawhub.ai use cases

  • Extend local AI assistant capabilities with modular bundles for web browsing and database management.
  • Automate social media scheduling and email management through pre-built AgentSkills.
  • Securely discover and install version-controlled tools for personal AI agents using semantic search.

Who is it for?

  • Software developers
  • Development teams
  • Code curators
  • Workflow integrators
  • Open source contributors

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