remote-control skills

8 tagged remote-control, measured the same way as everything else here.

sys-info

01

barry-ran/QuickDesk

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Retrieve system information and list running processes on a remote host via QuickDesk. Use when the user asks to check server health, monitor CPU or memory usage, view disk space, list running processes, or query OS and uptime details on a remote machine.

not rated 521 +6 23d ago A SkillSpector: pass 53 tokens original MIT

telegram-remote

03

nordbyte/nordrelay

Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo

Use when the user wants to start, inspect, stop, restart, or troubleshoot the local NordRelay runtime, including prompts like "remote", "/remote", "NordRelay Remote", "NordRelay", or coding-agent remote control.

not rated 11 2mo ago A 50 tokens original MIT

voice-report

04

dewil/claude-control

Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo

A voice-reporting skill that turns a work summary into an offline-generated voice message and locally transcribes a user's voice reply. It sends and receives these messages through Telegram.

not rated 10 13d ago A 123 tokens original MIT

dsh-weixin-clawbot

05

zp-home/dsh-weixin-clawbot

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Install, configure, validate, or troubleshoot the community DSH Weixin ClawBot bridge that connects Tencent's official iLink channel to DeepSeek Harness. Use for phone-to-computer DSH setup, pairing, profile installation, session commands, updates, or compatibility checks; not for OpenClaw's own Weixin plugin or…

not rated 3 1mo ago A 79 tokens original MIT

lg-tv-remote

06

OmerLapidot/lg-tv-mcp

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when the user asks to control the living-room TV — turn it on or off, change volume or channel, open an app like Netflix or YouTube, switch inputs, type into a search field, check what is playing, or see what is on the screen — through the local LG TV MCP.

not rated 2 +1 2mo ago A 66 tokens original MIT

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