Skill Marketplace¶
The Skill Marketplace is the entry point in ClawHub for workspace members to browse and install Skills. Users can view the available Skills and follow the installation instructions to install and use them in OpenClaw instances.
A Skill is an extension that adds capabilities to an OpenClaw instance. After installing a Skill, OpenClaw can gain new capabilities such as file processing, data analysis, system queries, business tool integration, and more.
The Skill Marketplace is divided into two categories:
- Public Skills: Published by platform administrators and available to all workspace members
- Private Skills: Published and approved within the current workspace and available only to members of that workspace
Viewing Skills¶
Navigate to ClawHub > Skill Marketplace, where you can switch between Public Skills and Private Skills at the top of the page. Click Details on a Skill card to open the Skill details page.
The details page typically contains the following tabs:
| Tab | Description |
|---|---|
| Overview | Displays the Skill's README or usage instructions to help users understand its purpose and how to use it |
| Files | Displays the file structure of the Skill package, including the README, configuration files, dependency files, scripts, and other contents |
| Versions | Displays the Skill's version history, current version, and security review results |
Installing a Skill¶
Installation instructions are displayed on the right side of the Skill details page. Users can install the Skill by following the instructions provided on the page. There are typically two methods:
- Copy the installation command and execute it within an OpenClaw instance.
- Go to an OpenClaw instance and install the Skill from the Skills section or a related entry point.
After the installation is complete, the OpenClaw instance can use the capabilities provided by the Skill.
Recommendations¶
For most users, using the Skill Marketplace involves only three steps:
- Find the Skill you need.
- Read the documentation to confirm that it solves your problem.
- Follow the installation instructions to install it in an OpenClaw instance.
If you cannot find the Skill you need, you can contact your workspace administrator to publish a private Skill (see Skill Management) or ask a platform administrator to publish a public Skill.