What is ClawVault?
ClawVault is a searchable directory of skills, plugins and integrations for three open-source AI agent projects: OpenClaw, Hermes Agent by Nous Research, and PicoClaw by Sipeed. Each listing summarises what a skill does, which credentials it needs, and the documented steps to install it on that specific agent.
Our Mission
The three agent projects we cover all package capabilities differently: OpenClaw installs skills from the ClawHub registry, Hermes resolves them from sources like its official hub and skills.sh, and PicoClaw has no install command at all — its skills are SKILL.md directories plus tool groups in config.json. Documentation for each lives in a different place. ClawVault's job is to put them side by side so you can tell what exists, which agent it targets, and what it takes to run it.
How to read our safety labels
ClawVault does not run its own malware scanner, and we do not publish any of the skills listed here. The label on each page summarises what is publicly known about that skill. It is not a certification from us.
- Safe — no known issues reported.
- Review — not independently confirmed; read its SKILL.md before installing.
- Flagged — reported as potentially unsafe; audit the source first.
The real screening happens upstream. Since February 2026, OpenClaw's ClawHub registry hashes each submitted skill, checks it against VirusTotal, scans new bundles with Code Insight, and approves, warns or blocks accordingly, with daily re-scans. That reduces supply-chain risk without removing it — independent research has found different scanners often disagree about the same skill. Treat anything requesting shell access or credentials as code you are choosing to run.
Who builds these agents
ClawVault is an independent directory and is not affiliated with any of the projects it lists. Credit where it belongs: OpenClaw was created by Peter Steinberger and its community; Hermes Agent is built by Nous Research; and PicoClaw is built by Sipeed.
Contributing
Built something worth listing? Submit your skill with its registry reference and we'll add it. Corrections are just as welcome — if a listing here is wrong or out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.