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Discovers and installs agent skills from the open ecosystem using the Skills CLI, helping users find capabilities for tasks like web development, testing, and design.

Identify large Google Drive files consuming storage quota by listing files sorted by size.

Discovers and installs agent skills from the open ecosystem using the Skills CLI, helping users find capabilities for tasks like React performance, PR reviews, and changelogs.

Finds the open GitHub PR for the current branch and helps address review comments using the gh CLI.

Search Notion pages, synthesize findings, and publish structured briefs, summaries, comparisons, or reports with citations and source links.

Find and complete paid tasks on the 0xWork decentralized marketplace on Base chain, with USDC escrow payments.

Analyzes file systems to find duplicates, suggest folder structures, and automate cleanup tasks with user approval.

Transforms content into the cinematic, vernacular voice of Tom Waits, grounding abstractions in concrete imagery and finding dignity in the downtrodden.

Audits image assets across a project to find missing, broken, or mismatched images, and generates prompts for missing assets.

Helps find and analyze competitors to imitate using a five-filter method, focusing on profitability and feasibility while eliminating personal bias.

Organizes files and folders by analyzing structure, finding duplicates, and proposing logical groupings, with user approval before any changes.

Discovers community skills when local ones are insufficient, scoring them by credibility and running safety checks before installation.

Search existing local, marketplace, GitHub, and web skill sources before creating a new skill. Use when the user wants to create, build, fork, or find a skill for a workflow.

Ensures skills are invoked before any response, including clarifying questions, and establishes how to find and use skills.

Initializes bug bounty hunt workspaces, logs vulnerability findings with severity and evidence, and enriches them throughout a session.

Use when users do not know which skill fits a task, need to search available skill catalogs, compare candidates, install a matching skill, or route work to the best existing capability.

Index local folders and search documents with BM25, vector, or hybrid queries, plus AI answers with citations and a web UI.

Locates files by name and searches file contents using the fd and ripgrep command-line tools.

Finds all places matching a query within a radius using grid-based Google Places scanning, with options to filter by rating, reviews, and open status, and export results to JSON, CSV, or an interactive map.

Index local folders and search documents with BM25, vector, or hybrid queries, plus AI answers with citations and a web UI.

Guide through a structured data analysis workflow: define the question, validate data quality, select the appropriate analytical method, and produce decision-ready findings with caveats.

Tracks Jira issues, projects, and sprints via the Atlassian API, including discovery, JQL search, transitions, and worklog management.

Discovers and evaluates community skills from skills.sh and awesome-openclaw-skills when local skills don't cover a need, scoring credibility and installing top recommendations with permission.

Discovers and installs agent skills from the open ecosystem when users ask for help with specific tasks or express interest in extending capabilities.

Research any topic across Reddit, X, and the web from the last 30 days, then synthesize findings into actionable insights and copy-paste-ready prompts.

This skill should be used when searching, fetching, or downloading emails from Gmail. Use for queries like "search Gmail for...", "find emails from John", "show unread emails", "emails about project X", or "download attachment from email".

Rereads code, specs, plans, reviews, or skill edits with fresh eyes to catch blunders, oversights, and omissions before closure, reporting concrete evidence-backed findings.

Retrieve task-relevant project and global memory without loading everything. Load when the user asks what we decided, recall prior context, find memory about a feature, explain past rationale, resume a task, or check deferred ideas.

Runs a plan file through the Codex CLI as an independent adversarial reviewer, then folds accepted findings back into the plan. Read-only sandbox; Codex never edits.

Generates a structured HTML prep file for the next working day by pulling calendar data via WorkIQ, classifying meetings, detecting conflicts, finding learning and deep-work slots, and providing productivity recommendations.