The OpenClaw Skill Marketplace has hundreds of community-built skills. Most are useful in specific situations. These five are useful every single day — they're the ones we recommend installing before anything else, regardless of your profession or use case.
claw skill install [skill-name] in your terminal, or browse the full catalogue at the Marketplace page.
claw skill install email-digest
The single highest-ROI skill in the entire Marketplace. Email-digest connects to your inbox, filters out noise, groups messages by urgency and topic, drafts responses for anything routine, and delivers a clean summary — either on a schedule or on demand.
Sample output
📬 Email digest — Wednesday, 9:07 AM
NEEDS YOUR ATTENTION (2)
• Jamie (client) — Asking about revised timeline for Phase 3
• Invoice #1042 — Overdue by 3 days, no response
HANDLED (4)
• Meeting confirmation sent to Sarah ✓
• LinkedIn notification — marked read ✓
• Newsletter x3 — archived ✓
UPCOMING
• Call with Acme team — Tomorrow 2 PMclaw skill install deep-research
Deep-research turns OpenClaw into a genuine research assistant. Give it a topic and a scope, and it fans out across multiple sources simultaneously, cross-references findings, flags contradictions, and returns a structured report with citations. Dramatically better than asking OpenClaw to "search for X" without the skill.
Example usage
> deep-research: "competitive landscape for AI writing tools in 2026"
scope: 10 sources, focus on pricing and enterprise features
output: markdown table + 3-paragraph executive summaryclaw skill install daily-brief
Daily-brief runs every morning at a time you configure and delivers a personalised briefing: today's calendar, weather, top news in your chosen topics, any flagged emails, and a list of outstanding tasks from your task manager. Takes 2 minutes to read, saves 20 minutes of tab-hopping.
It integrates with Google Calendar, Notion, Linear, Todoist, and most major task managers out of the box. Configure your sources in a simple YAML file after installation.
claw skill install meeting-prep
Thirty minutes before each meeting, meeting-prep automatically pulls context: who you're meeting with (LinkedIn profile, last email thread, any notes you have), what the meeting is about, and what outcomes you might want. It creates a one-page prep doc and optionally sends it to your phone.
For sales, client work, or anyone in back-to-back meetings, this skill eliminates the frantic "who is this person again?" scramble before every call.
claw skill install code-review
Code-review watches your git activity and, when you're ready, runs a structured review of your diff: correctness issues, security flags, performance concerns, test coverage gaps, and style inconsistencies. It integrates with GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket and can post its review as a PR comment automatically.
> code-review --pr 142 --focus security,performanceIt's not a replacement for human review on critical code, but it's an excellent first pass that catches the obvious issues before your teammates see them.
For the full catalogue with filters by category, install count, and rating, visit the OpenClaw Marketplace page. New community skills are added every week.