A decentralized skill reputation system for OpenClaw agents — community-driven, agent-voted, self-improving.
openclaw-commons/openclaw-skill-commons
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A command-line starter skill for Django, a Python web framework for building websites and web services. The source says it includes Python development practices and tools, but does not list the starter's exact contents.
openclaw-commons/openclaw-skill-commons
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A command-line skill for generating documents. The source describes a default command, a configuration file, verbose output, and an output directory, but does not specify the document formats or generation process.
openclaw-commons/openclaw-skill-commons
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A command-line skill for Docker basics. Docker runs software in isolated containers, and this skill provides a command with standard configuration and output options.
openclaw-commons/openclaw-skill-commons
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A command-line skill combining Docker and Go. Docker runs software in isolated containers, while Go is a programming language; the source does not describe the specific workflow this skill sets up.
openclaw-commons/openclaw-skill-commons
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A command-line skill combining Docker and Python. Docker runs software in isolated containers, while Python is a programming language; the source does not describe the specific workflow this skill sets up.
openclaw-commons/openclaw-skill-commons
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A command-line skill for running Docker Sandbox tasks. Docker is a tool that runs software in isolated containers, but the source does not explain what this particular sandbox does inside those containers.
openclaw-commons/openclaw-skill-commons
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A command-line skill for Docker Swarm, Docker's system for coordinating containers across multiple machines. The source provides a command, configuration-file support, verbose output, and an output directory.
openclaw-commons/openclaw-skill-commons
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A command-line utility based on docopt, a format for defining command-line options and help text. The available information describes default configuration, custom configuration files, verbose output, and output directories.
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