Awesome OpenClaw Skills: 3,002 Vetted from 5,705
VoltAgent's curated list filters the ClawHub registry from 5,705 to 3,002 trusted skills, removing spam, duplicates, and malware.
🦞 OpenClaw Updates
The Community's Answer to Skill Trust: Curation at Scale
The awesome-openclaw-skills repository has become the essential companion to ClawHub. As of February 7, 2026, it has catalogued 3,002 skills from ClawHub's total of 5,705 — filtering out 2,748 entries across several categories:
- 1,180 spam — bulk accounts, bot accounts, test/junk skills
- 672 crypto/finance — high-risk category excluded by policy
- 492 duplicates — similar names or functionally identical
- 396 malicious — identified by security audits (excluding VirusTotal)
- 8 non-English — descriptions not in English
The remaining 3,002 skills are organized into 30+ categories including Coding Agents (133), Browser & Automation (139), DevOps & Cloud (212), Search & Research (253), AI & LLMs (287), and more.
This is the AppStore curation model applied to AI skills. The fact that 48% of ClawHub skills didn't make the cut shows both the growth of the ecosystem and the need for quality control. For enterprise users, the awesome-openclaw-skills list should be your starting point — not the raw ClawHub registry.
🔒 Security Tip of the Day
Use the Awesome List as Your First Filter
Before installing any ClawHub skill, check if it appears in the awesome-openclaw-skills curated list. If it's not there, treat it with extra caution — it may have been filtered out for a good reason.
Important caveat: The awesome list itself warns that "inclusion does not guarantee a skill is safe or trustworthy." It's a first filter, not a seal of approval. Always verify with VirusTotal and source code review for production use.
⭐ Skill of the Day: cc-godmode
🔧 cc-godmode
What it does: Self-orchestrating multi-agent development workflows. Enables your agent to break down complex development tasks into sub-tasks, coordinate multiple agents working in parallel, and manage dependencies between them. Think of it as a project manager for your agent workforce.
Install: npx clawhub@latest install cc-godmode
Source: github.com/openclaw/skills (verified on ClawHub, listed in awesome-openclaw-skills under Coding Agents)
Why we like it: Pairs perfectly with the nested sub-agents feature coming in v2026.2.15. If you're doing complex software development with OpenClaw, this skill provides the orchestration framework to make multi-agent coding productive.
👥 Community Highlights
The skill ecosystem is one of the most active areas of the OpenClaw community, with new skills published daily. Categories that are growing fastest: Browser & Automation, AI & LLMs, and DevOps & Cloud — reflecting the developer-heavy user base.
🌐 Ecosystem News
Skill Categories by Size: The largest categories in the curated list: AI & LLMs (287 skills), Search & Research (253), DevOps & Cloud (212), Web & Frontend Development (202), Marketing & Sales (143), Browser & Automation (139), Productivity & Tasks (135), Coding Agents & IDEs (133), Communication (132), and CLI Utilities (129).
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