Discover skills, plugins, and jobs for the OpenClaw AI assistant ecosystem.
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Open Claw Directory is a community-driven hub for discovering skills, plugins, and jobs within the OpenClaw AI assistant ecosystem. It aggregates thousands of community contributions—from privacy-focused AI skills to messaging integrations—making it easy to browse, share, and extend what your OpenClaw assistant can do.
The directory hosts a large collection of skills that extend OpenClaw's capabilities. Examples include Mode IO.AI for PII detection and anonymization, flight-search for Google Flights data, and backend-patterns for architecture design. Each skill includes a description, capabilities, and links to the source repository.
Plugins connect OpenClaw to external services and platforms. Featured plugins include Voice Call (Twilio integration for phone calls), Microsoft Teams, Zalo Official Account, Matrix, and Nostr. New plugins are added regularly, such as Megaos MCP for Moltbot and Telegram Table Fix for mobile-friendly message formatting.
With 658 contributors, the directory thrives on user submissions. Anyone can share their own skills or plugins, making the ecosystem grow organically. Popular and featured items are highlighted to help you find the most useful additions quickly.
Beyond skills and plugins, the directory also lists jobs related to OpenClaw. This makes it a one-stop resource for both extending your assistant and finding professional opportunities in the AI assistant space.
"A community-powered ecosystem where every skill and plugin is a building block for your AI assistant."
What sets Open Claw Directory apart is its open, collaborative model. Instead of a curated marketplace, it relies on real contributors—developers, businesses, and enthusiasts—to share their work. This means you get a diverse range of tools, from compliance-ready privacy skills to niche messaging plugins like Zalo Personal and Nostr. The directory also surfaces new and featured items so you can stay current without digging through the entire library.
You use OpenClaw and want to extend its functionality without building everything from scratch. It's especially valuable if you need compliance tools (like PII redaction), messaging integrations (Teams, Zalo, Matrix), or want to contribute your own skills to the community. Job seekers and employers in the OpenClaw space will also find the directory useful for connecting talent with opportunities.
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