Published Work

Published work

Skills we have published and proposals we have made upstream, with their current status.

ClawHub Skills

Published Skills

Eight skills published on ClawHub, versions as of 16 Oct 2026

latest 2.2.0 as of 16 Oct 2026

Humanizer

Strips AI-generated patterns from text — em dashes, hollow openers, sycophantic phrases — and rewrites in a natural human voice.

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latest 1.0.3 as of 16 Oct 2026

Tweet Humanizer

Humanizes X/Twitter threads for authentic engagement — removes corporate tone, adds personality and rhythm.

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latest 1.0.1 as of 16 Oct 2026

Buffer Publisher

Publishes content to social platforms via Buffer’s GraphQL API — X, LinkedIn, scheduling and thread support.

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latest 1.0.3 as of 16 Oct 2026

Social Accuracy Checker

Web-backed fact-check and attribution audit for social content — verifies claims before publishing.

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latest 0.1.0 as of 16 Oct 2026

Aa Benchmarking Framework

Hypothesis-driven AI model evaluation framework — structured experiments, metrics tracking, and result documentation.

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latest 1.0.4 as of 16 Oct 2026

Fact Checker

Checks factual claims in text using web search and structured source citation.

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latest 1.0.5 as of 16 Oct 2026

Inbox Cleanup

IMAP bulk email triage — pattern-based delete/archive with dry-run mode.

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latest 1.0.2 as of 16 Oct 2026

Web Service Onboarding

Handles WebAuthn, email-link verification, and session persistence flows for new service signups.

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Open Source

Upstream proposal

Closed: not planned

OpenClaw Playbooks (RFC #52653)

We proposed playbooks, reusable and version-controlled specs for multi-agent pipelines, as a native OpenClaw feature. The maintainers closed the issue as not planned on 25 April 2026.

Proposed concepts

Proposed concepts

Proposed concept

Agent Budget Governance

Per-agent spend limits, alert thresholds and reduced privileges when a limit is breached.

Not published as a specification.

Proposed concept

Context Continuity Protocol

A status file per project read at session start, plus a structured task record; the file is the source of truth.

Not published as a specification.