ClawHub is a skill and plugin registry for OpenClaw that lets developers publish, version, and discover text-based agent skills and code plugins through a web interface and CLI.
The tool solves the problem of distributing and discovering agent skills and plugins in a fragmented ecosystem. It works by hosting a centralized registry where skills are defined as a SKILL.md file plus supporting files, with vector-based search powered by OpenAI embeddings rather than keyword matching. The backend runs on Convex for database and file storage, while the web app uses TanStack Start with React. Users can publish new skill versions with changelogs and tags, rename or merge owned skills without breaking existing links, and browse an OpenClaw package catalog that includes code plugins and bundle plugins with family, trust, and capability metadata.
Teams should adopt this tool if they are building within the OpenClaw ecosystem and need a discoverable way to share skills and plugins with other developers. The registry is designed for fast browsing and includes moderation hooks for curation. The CLI provides straightforward commands for authentication, discovery, local installation management, and publishing, with support for pinning local installs to prevent unwanted updates. The tool exposes both a web interface and a CLI-friendly API, making it suitable for both interactive exploration and headless automation.
The project has attracted a substantial base of adopters who report issues from real-world use rather than the core team driving the issue backlog. Responses to issues and pull requests typically arrive within one to two weeks. Work in the issue tracker centers on labels indicating guidance for rescanning, requests for maintainer review, and decisions about whether to accept new fix pull requests, suggesting a deliberate approach to managing contributions and maintaining code quality.
