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polyclaw

Trade on Polymarket via split + CLOB execution. Browse markets, track positions with P&L, discover hedges via LLM. Polygon/Web3.

registry-broker

Search and chat with AI agents across the Universal Agentic Registry via the Hashgraph Online Registry Broker API. Use when discovering agents, starting conversations, finding incoming messages, or registering new agents.

tick-md

Multi-agent task coordination via Git-backed Markdown. Claim tasks, prevent collisions, track history with automatic commits.

tmux

Remote-control tmux sessions for interactive CLIs by sending keystrokes and scraping pane output.

total-recall

The only memory skill that watches on its own. No database. No vectors. No manual saves. Just an LLM observer that compresses your conversations into prioritised notes, consolidates when they grow, and recovers anything missed. Five layers of redundancy, zero…

upgrade-guard

Safe OpenClaw upgrades with snapshot, pre-flight checks, controlled upgrade steps, post-verification, and emergency rollback. Never lose your working system to a bad update again.

xero

Xero API integration with managed OAuth. Manage contacts, invoices, payments, accounts, and run financial reports. Use this skill when users want to interact with Xero accounting data. For other third party apps, use the api-gateway skill…

adding-eval-scorecard

Adopt the per-agent eval scorecard for a GAIA hub agent: write the harness→payload adapter, run the eval to produce a REAL scorecard, link + surface it from the agent's README, wire the release gate, and (for a new agent) generalize the format. Use when asked…

gaia-build-agent

Build a new GAIA agent with the SDK end-to-end: scaffold the package, write the Agent subclass, register @tool functions, compose reusable tool mixins, set the model + system prompt, and test it locally — then hand off to publishing. Use when creating a NEW…

gaia-executive-presentation

Generate an EXECUTIVE slide presentation (leadership / decision-maker audience) from a source document as self-contained HTML that prints cleanly to PDF, one slide per page. Use when the user asks for an executive presentation, a leadership briefing, a pitch…

gaia-technical-presentation

Generate a TECHNICAL slide presentation (engineering audience) from a source document as self-contained HTML that prints cleanly to PDF, one slide per page. Use when the user asks for a technical presentation, engineering slides, an architecture or deep-dive…

gaia-testing

GAIA's multi-tier regression harness — runs unit, integration, and real-world (on-machine) tiers and brings back screenshots, logs, traces, planted-fact retrieval proof, and per-operation timing with anomaly flags, all collected to the local machine (no…

github-issue-response

Respond to a GitHub issue, PR comment, discussion reply, or review on amd/gaia. Use when writing any reply that will be posted to GitHub — triaging a bug report, answering a usage question, responding to a feature request, replying to a contributor on a PR,…

integrate-hub-agent

Embeds one of this repo's pre-built hub agents (under hub/agents/) into a developer's own application. Use when a developer wants to integrate, add, embed, or wire a GAIA hub agent into their app, project, or codebase — e.g. 'integrate a hub agent into my…

lemonade-client-patterns

Patterns, gotchas, and conventions for threading changes through LemonadeClient, its callers, and the GAIA test suite. Apply when modifying lemonade_client.py, its providers, VLMClient, UI routers, or any file that calls Lemonade HTTP endpoints.

porting-agent-to-hub

Use when taking an existing in-repo GAIA agent to a published, day-one-usable hub package — porting a legacy agent under hub/agents/<id>/, deciding whether an agent should ship at all, or answering why an agent 'is not ready to publish'. Also use when an…

security-assessment

Assess a reported security vulnerability in GAIA and fill a PSIRT / JIRA triage: decide if it is valid & exploitable, whether it needs a CVE + bulletin, and produce the CVSS 4.0 score, CWE, and CVE description. Use when triaging a researcher report, a…

inbox-triage

Sort an inbox into what needs a reply, what needs a decision, and what is just noise. Use when the user asks to triage, catch up on, clean up, or make sense of their inbox.

action-item-extraction

Pull the concrete commitments out of a thread — who owes what, by when. Use when the user asks what they need to do, what they promised, what is outstanding, or for action items from a conversation.

escalation-routing

Decide which messages need attention now, which can wait, and which belong to someone else. Use when the user asks what is urgent, what needs escalating, what they should look at first, or who should handle something.

meeting-scheduling

Turn meeting requests in email into calendar decisions — accept, decline, or propose another time. Use when a message asks to meet, when the user asks about invitations, or when checking whether a proposed time is free.

newsletter-digest

Condense newsletters, promotions, and other bulk mail into one short digest and clear them out. Use when the user asks what they missed in their subscriptions, wants a digest of bulk mail, or asks to clean up promotions.

travel-itinerary

Assemble scattered booking confirmations into one chronological itinerary. Use when the user asks about an upcoming trip, their flight or hotel details, or wants an itinerary built from their email.

bare-standard

Walk through a production incident postmortem. Use when the user mentions an outage, incident, or postmortem.

incident-review

Run an incident postmortem. Stands in for a Claude Code skill library imported read-only from .claude/skills/.

local-capability

Writes files on the local workspace. Used to prove Phase 1 refuses local-capability permissions.

tool-mismatch

Declares a tool its tools.py never registers. Used to prove validation fails loudly with no partial load.

triage-support-ticket

Triage an inbound support ticket end to end. Use when the user pastes a support ticket or asks to triage one.

web-search

Search the web via the Brave Search API. Use when the user asks about current events or external facts.