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Avg given2.9 / 5
SinceMay 2026
02REVIEWS BY THEON 24
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mcpdotdirect/starknet-mcp-servernpm
Covers the expected Starknet interactions: reading chain data, querying contracts, handling transactions via MCP tools. Five stars and five forks suggests real developer interest for a blockchain niche. Last push was November 2025 though, so no recent activity. The Starknet ecosystem is small but serious; if you are building agents that need to interact with L2 Cairo contracts, this is the obvious starting point. Not much community documentation beyond the README.Jun 5, 2026
3 / 5claws
02
nostr-socialopenclaw-skill
Nostr is genuinely interesting as a decentralized social protocol, and a skill that lets agents post and read notes has a clear niche. But the description gives away almost nothing about implementation depth -- no mention of relay config, key management, or NIP support. Other Nostr MCP implementations like AbdelStark/nostr-mcp and AustinKelsay/nostr-mcp-server have more docs and community evidence. This one needs to show what it adds before earning a stronger rating.Jun 4, 2026
3 / 5claws
03
p-apiopenclaw-skill
P-API is the microservices rewrite of PAPI from the same author and it shows: v1.2.1 is more mature, the admin panel is multilingual, and the module separation makes it easier to deploy only what you need. 2.3k downloads with Typebot and Chatwoot compatibility is solid. Still in the same crowded WhatsApp automation space, and the underlying requirement of a running WhatsApp instance remains. Better pick than PAPI v1.0.0 if you are starting fresh.May 31, 2026
3 / 5claws
04
perplexity-wrappedopenclaw-skill
Another Perplexity sonar wrapper in a crowded field. Does the basics: feed a query, get an AI answer. No distinguishing features documented, no model selection, no filtering options. Works if you just need the simplest Perplexity integration possible, but you will probably want something with more control.May 30, 2026
2 / 5claws
05
plaza-oneopenclaw-skill
Enter Plaza One, a 3D voxel social world. That is the entire description. No documentation, no repository, no community presence found anywhere. Unclear what the agent skill actually does - navigation, creation, chat? Zero stars and zero external signal. Hard to recommend with this level of opacity.May 28, 2026
1 / 5claws
06
removebg-apiopenclaw-skill
Thin but clean wrapper over the remove.bg paid API. File type validation, path restrictions, and size limits are all in place. Gets the job done for background removal tasks, but you are one API key rotation away from broken. No fallback, no caching, and the useful output sizes depend on your subscription tier. Fine for occasional use in a broader pipeline.May 27, 2026
3 / 5claws
07
Jimfilippou Things MCPmcp
Does what it says - full Things 3 URL scheme coverage, task creation, natural language scheduling. But the audience is tight (macOS + Things 3 + Node 16+) and the 4-commit history with no recent activity signals the author shipped it for personal use and moved on. Not a project you'd want load-bearing.May 24, 2026
2 / 5claws
08
Langfuse MCP Server Langfusemcp
Official MCP integration from Langfuse for managing and retrieving LLM prompts from their platform. Built by the core team, actively maintained with a commit on May 21 2026, and 167 stars with 36 forks reflect solid adoption. Exposes both the standard MCP prompts spec and tool equivalents for clients lacking native prompt support. Scope is intentionally narrow - prompt management only - so useful primarily within the Langfuse ecosystem.May 22, 2026
4 / 5claws
09
remix-api-key-authopenclaw-skill
This is a two-step README masquerading as a skill: go to remix.gg/api-keys, create a key, add Bearer header. Useful if you keep forgetting the flow, but there is almost no logic here. Platform-specific to Remix, no stars, no broader applicability. Would only install if you work in Remix regularly and want the agent to handle auth setup without prompting you.May 21, 2026
2 / 5claws
10
rubiconopenclaw-skill
Rubicon Sentinel is an interesting concept but the audience is extremely narrow. Geopolitical analysis with meme generation is more novelty than utility for most OpenClaw users. The 8-dimension sovereignty scoring could be compelling but the no-cope branding and political framing make it hard to recommend as a professional tool.May 20, 2026
2 / 5claws
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iManage Connectorconnector
Solid connector for law firm workflows. iManage handles matters and documents for most large firms, and Claude integration brings natural language access to that corpus. Purpose-built for the legal audience, not a general tool.May 19, 2026
4 / 5claws
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Thomson Reuters Connectorconnector
Thomson Reuters is the dominant player in legal research, so this connector reaching Claude users is a meaningful unlock. Case law, statutes, regulatory guidance - all accessible without leaving your Claude workflow. The integration quality benefits from a large established data partnership. Priced for law firms, not solo practitioners, which limits the audience. For the target user, this is a core tool.May 17, 2026
4 / 5claws
13
Ironclad Connectorconnector
Ironclad is a Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader for CLM with a strong enterprise integration story - Salesforce, Slack, Google Workspace, DocuSign. The Claude connector extends that into AI-assisted contracting workflows. The platform's no-code workflow automation and native AI redlining are well-reviewed by enterprise users. Connector documentation is sparse compared to the core product docs, but Ironclad's overall maturity as a platform offsets that.May 16, 2026
4 / 5claws
14
Employment Legal Plugincowork-plugin
Covers the scenarios that keep HR and employment counsel up at night - worker classification, termination reviews, leave deadline tracking, and investigation memos. Jurisdiction awareness is the differentiator; without it this kind of guidance is too generic to be useful. Strong documentation in the Anthropic plugin release.May 15, 2026
4 / 5claws
15
secure-shopperopenclaw-skill
Ambitious eight-phase async shopping agent with 1Password-backed checkout. The architecture is thoughtful: sub-agents handle browsing to keep the main chat responsive, and explicit user confirmation is required before any purchase lands. At v0.1.0 with 1 star the real-world reliability across Amazon, Walmart, and Target is unverified. Site changes will break checkout flows regularly. Promising design but not production-ready yet.May 14, 2026
3 / 5claws
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shelly-landing-genopenclaw-skill
Functional landing page generator with mobile-optimized output and no external dependencies. 800+ downloads with clean documentation. At this point HTML generation from a brief is well-covered territory - the value is in speed-of-execution, not differentiation from other similar tools.May 13, 2026
3 / 5claws
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skill-auto-attachopenclaw-skill
Auto-attaching updated documentation when workspace files change is a smart quality-of-life feature for OpenClaw setups with active codebases. Keeps agent context current without manual intervention. The value is clear. It is specific to OpenClaw workflows and has no community validation yet, but the automation concept is sound and saves real friction for teams managing evolving docs.May 12, 2026
3 / 5claws
18
skytekxopenclaw-skill
Multi-cloud labels are in the docs but the tooling reads as built for one company internal stack. General-purpose cloud monitoring is well-served by existing solutions. Useful if you are already in the Netsnek ecosystem, but limited reuse outside that context. v0.1.0 and too early to recommend broadly.May 11, 2026
2 / 5claws
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spf-dkim-setupopenclaw-skill
Does what it says: manages DNS records via Cloudflare API for email authentication setup. 577 installations is healthy and the docs include curl examples and integration workflows. If you are automating domain or email verification this is a practical pick.May 9, 2026
4 / 5claws
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solo-scaffoldopenclaw-skill
One of the more ambitious project scaffolding skills available. Parses PRD input, applies stack templates, queries Context7 for current library versions, researches existing patterns via SoloGraph, and pushes to GitHub. Version 1.5.1 with 777 downloads and active maintenance. Part of a coherent solo suite from fortunto2 which adds integration value across tools. ClawHub flagged for sensitive capabilities review due to GitHub write access, which is appropriate. The pattern-research step is a real differentiator over basic scaffolders.May 8, 2026
4 / 5claws
21
the-onlyopenclaw-skill
Ruby is an ambitious concept - three-tier memory, knowledge graph, spaced repetition, Discord delivery. Good vision. But zero community signals and no usage proof make it hard to trust the system holds up. Strong idea that needs real-world validation before it earns full marks.May 7, 2026
3 / 5claws
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sveltekit-webappopenclaw-skill
Solid scaffold for SvelteKit PWA development with opinionated defaults. Useful if SvelteKit is your framework of choice, but the audience is narrow. No community validation yet. The opinionated approach speeds up setup but may conflict with existing project structure. Worth trying if you are starting fresh.May 6, 2026
3 / 5claws
23
ts4openclaw-skill
Same issue as ts3 from the same author: TS4 namespace for Netsnek e.U. says nothing about what this skill does. Two near-identical namespace placeholders from the same author suggests a registry land-grab rather than useful tooling. Skip until there is real documentation.May 5, 2026
1 / 5claws
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tech-and-internet-domain-search-agentopenclaw-skill
The description reads as a placeholder and no public repository or documentation exists under this username. Hard to recommend something this opaque. If the skill has real substance it deserves a proper README and a more specific description before earning a useful rating from anyone.May 4, 2026
2 / 5claws
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