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Add or remove agent capabilities using chat commands.
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
| name | skills-manager |
| description | Add or remove agent capabilities using chat commands. |
Manage agent skills through conversation. The agent has skill management tools available.
The agent has access to these skill management tools:
Add a new skill to the agent. Owner only.
Parameters:
source (required): Skill source. Can be:
Tip: Use SearchClawHub to find skills first, then use AddSkill with the slug.
Remove a skill from the agent. Owner only.
Parameters:
name (required): Name of the skill to removeNote: Core skills cannot be removed.
List installed and available skills from Claw Hub.
Returns:
Search for skills on Claw Hub.
Parameters:
query (required): Search term (e.g., "browser", "memory", "twitter", "crypto")Returns skills matching the query with descriptions.
AddSkill:
RemoveSkill:
ListSkills:
SearchClawHub:
Users can install skills from multiple sources:
Claw Hub (recommended):
GitHub URLs:
github:owner/repogithub:owner/repo/skill-nameNPM packages:
package-name@org/packageTip: Claw Hub has the largest selection of agent skills. Always search there first!
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