An agent that only runs while your laptop is open cannot do scheduled or long-running work, which is why most people eventually move one onto a server. Skills here handle the operational side: uptime and resource monitoring, backups, SSL certificates, containers and firewall rules. Hardware requirements differ sharply by agent — PicoClaw is a single Go binary that runs in under 10MB of RAM, while an OpenClaw install doing browser automation wants a few gigabytes.
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Process Manager
Monitor, start, stop and restart VPS processes from PicoClaw
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Disk Monitor
Track disk usage and alert before your VPS runs out of space
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Nginx Manager
Manage nginx config, virtual hosts and reloads from PicoClaw
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Uptime Monitor
Ping services and alert when your VPS endpoints go down
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Docker Manager
Start, stop and inspect Docker containers from PicoClaw
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Resource Monitor
Track CPU, memory and load average on a lightweight VPS
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Other skill categories
- Must-Have skillsThe first skills worth installing on a new agent5 skills
- Communication skillsSend messages and notifications across multiple channels8 skills
- Security skillsProtect your agents and data with security-focused skills8 skills
- Dev Tools skillsRepos, databases, code execution and deployment12 skills
- Productivity skillsMemory, documents, notes, calendars and scheduled work17 skills