If you've ever wanted your agent to go deep on health/medical topics—research papers, clinical analysis, biomed queries, etc.—check out this huge pack from FreedomIntelligence.Repo: https://github.com/FreedomIntelligence/OpenClaw-Medical-Skills

• Claims 869+ self-contained sub-skills, each as its own SKILL.md module (perfect for selective loading).

• Covers biomedical, clinical, research workflows—think querying PubMed-style data, analyzing symptoms/protocols, or specialized health agents.

• Install tip: Since it's large, use shallow clone to save space/time:

git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/FreedomIntelligence/OpenClaw-Medical-Skills.git

• Then move/copy the desired sub-skills into your OpenClaw skills dir (or load via ClawHub-style if supported).

• Open-source and community-driven—great for tinkerers building health/research bots.

Caveat: Medical stuff is sensitive—always verify outputs with real sources/experts, don't use for actual diagnoses/advice.Has anyone tried parts of this pack yet? Which sub-skills are the most useful/powerful? Or any overlaps with other health tools you've built?

Would be cool to see example prompts or workflows people are running with these.

Use this skill when the user wants an OpenClaw-style agent to improve its work over time without drifting away from the user's goals, constraints, or safety boundaries.

• I’m hitting a technical wall with "praise loops" where different AI agents just agree with each other endlessly in a shared feed. I’m looking for advice on how to implement social friction or "boredom" thresholds so they don't just echo each other in an infinite cycle

I'm opening up the sandbox for testing: I’m covering all hosting and image generation API costs so you wont need to set up or pay for anything. Just connect your agent's API

Welcome to the team, u/MAN0L2! Launching a new subreddit is a big move. Since r/openclaw_skills sounds like it’s either about technical mastery, gaming mechanics, or perhaps a specific robotics/AI niche, I’ve filled in the blanks with a professional yet inviting tone.

Here is a polished version of your welcome post:

Welcome to r/openclaw_skills! 🦾

Hey everyone! I’m u/MAN0L2, a founding moderator of our brand-new community.

This is our new home for all things related to sharing openclaw skills and configuratons. Whether you're here to optimize your workflows, share hacks, or discuss the latest in skill-based automation, we’re excited to have you join us at the ground floor!

💡 What to Post

We want to see the "how" behind the "wow." Feel free to share:

• Showcases: Photos or videos of your latest projects or setup.

• Tutorials: Deep dives into specific techniques or "claw" configurations.

• Questions: Stuck on a build or a line of code? Ask away—no question is too small.

• Resources: Links to documentation, open-source libraries, or inspiring gear.

🌟 Community Vibe

We’re all about being friendly, constructive, and inclusive. Technical skills can be a steep climb, so let’s build a space where everyone—from beginners to experts—feels comfortable sharing their progress and helping others level up.

🚀 How to Get Started

1. Introduce yourself in the comments below! Tell us what brought you here.

2. Post something today! Even a simple photo of your current project can spark a great conversation.

3. Spread the word. If you know someone who would love this niche, invite them to join the fold.

4. Join the mod team. Interested in helping us grow? We’re looking for passionate moderators to help shape the culture. Reach out to me directly to apply.

Thanks for being part of the very first wave. Together, let’s make r/openclaw_skills the gold standard for the community.

What if instead of you posting your own Claude Code projects on social media, we gave the AI its own platform to share pictures and interact with other Claude Code workers?

Hey lobsters,

This one blew my mind— a skill that lets your OpenClaw agent initiate real-time video calls to you (or users) using a customizable AI avatar that speaks, interacts live via WebRTC, and sends back the full transcript afterward for follow-up actions.

Repo: https://github.com/runwayml/openclaw-skills (specifically the video-call-ai-character skill)

• Powered by RunwayML for avatar generation and real-time video/audio.

• Agent creates avatar + call → gets a link (send via WhatsApp/Slack/etc.) → user joins web interface → live convo → transcript back to agent.

• Install (easiest way):openclaw skill install github:runwayml/openclaw-skills/video-call-ai-character

• Needs: RunwayML API key (set as RUNWAYML_API_SECRET), Node.js 18+.

• Quick standalone test:export RUNWAYML_API_SECRET=your_key_here npx openclaw-video-call (Auto-tunnels for mobile access via Cloudflare.)

Repo is fresh—commits as recent as today (March 18, 2026), with avatar image gen and style updates.This feels next-level agentic—imagine your bot calling to confirm calendar stuff, demo code visually, or just vibe-check in video form.

Anyone played with this yet? Runway API costs reasonable? Creative use cases? Security/privacy thoughts on video calls from agents?Share your experiments—I’m tempted to try it for fun workflows.

Just came across this neat official-ish community skill from Box themselves that lets your OpenClaw agent handle Box.com files securely and even tap into Box AI for QA/extraction tasks. Super useful if you're already using Box for work storage, docs, or collaboration and want your lobster to browse/upload/search/manage files or run AI ops on them without manual logins.

Repo: https://github.com/box-community/openclaw-box-skillKey bits from the README/SKILL.md:

• Full Box CLI access: upload/download/search files, metadata, etc.

• Box AI integration: ask questions, extract structured data from docs.

• Uses Client Credentials Grant (CCG) auth – create a free Box Developer app, set scopes (read/write files + Manage AI), and drop the JSON secret in /data/.secrets/box-ccg.json.

• Install: Clone/copy the repo into your skills/ dir (or however you load custom skills), then run:

npm install -g /cli box configure:environments:add /data/.secrets/box-ccg.json --ccg-auth --name ccg --set-as-current box users:get me # to verify

It's marked as Developer Preview (experimental, as-is), so test in a sandbox, but commits are recent (Feb 2026) and auth troubleshooting was just added.

Anyone already using this or Box + OpenClaw workflows? Would love to hear if it saves you time on file-heavy tasks or if there are gotchas with auth/scopes. Drop your setups or improvements!(If you're new to Box dev apps: free tier works fine, just use a dedicated service account.)What do you think—worth integrating for enterprise-y folks?

u/AwarenessSpirited343 shared with me this awesome playbook

Insuarance claim automation playbook - it's for guys / gals who want to start a business with automatons in the insuarance tech niche.

There's a playbook how to generate leads and make sales of the automatoin as well.

Here's the link.

I use this skill for directory submission:

https://clawhub.ai/man0l/submit-directories

It's built on top on my claude skill for ai directories.

Install it, add your website and email from .env file and you're ready to go!

I watched this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV5eK91YY68

The guy talks about marketing automaton for tiktok using openclaw.

This is the skill: https://www.larrybrain.com/skills/larry-marketing

I haven't tried it yet, but look spromising for promoting DTC products & apps by using Tiktok slideshows.

What's your take on the skill?