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Browse, search, and install skills from the CrawHub skill marketplace.
Installer avec Codex ou Claude Copiez ce prompt, collez-le dans Codex, Claude ou un autre assistant, puis laissez-le vérifier la page du skill et l'installer pour vous.
Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
Agent Messaging (ClawMeets). Send, read, list, and delete messages via the ClawMeets agent-to-agent protocol.
Expose a local port to the public internet using ngrok. Use when the user wants a public URL for a locally running web service.
Notion API for creating and managing pages, databases, and blocks.
Create or update MMClaw skills. Use this when the user wants to add new capabilities, automate a specific tool, or define complex multi-step workflows for the agent.
Search the web using a configured search provider. Use when the user explicitly asks to search, look up current information, or needs real-time data such as news, prices, or recent events.
Scan a directory for sensitive files before serving it over HTTP. Always run this before using the file-server skill.
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| description | Browse, search, and install skills from the CrawHub skill marketplace. |
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Browse and install community skills from CrawHub.
✅ USE this skill when:
Use the web-search skill to search CrawHub for skills. Search queries should target clawhub.ai:
site:clawhub.ai <keyword>
As a fallback, construct these URLs to share with the user:
https://clawhub.ai/skills?sort=downloads&nonSuspicious=true
https://clawhub.ai/skills?nonSuspicious=true&q=KEYWORD
⚠️ Do NOT curl/fetch CrawHub pages unless the user explicitly asks — the site has rate limits.
Since users on mobile connectors can't run terminal commands directly:
site:clawhub.ai <keyword> and share the result URLs. Also mention the browse URL as a fallback if the search doesn't return the right result.Then install it (replace <workspace> per the OS note in Local Commands):
mmclaw -w <workspace> skill install <pasted-url>
If you get already exists. Use --force to replace it., ask the user:
"Skill X already exists. Replace it?"
mmclaw -w <workspace> skill install --force <pasted-url>The workspace path comes from your [MMCLAW_WORKSPACE] context. Replace <workspace> with the actual path using the OS-appropriate variable:
$MMCLAW_WORKSPACE%MMCLAW_WORKSPACE%$env:MMCLAW_WORKSPACE# List installed skills
mmclaw -w <workspace> skill list
# Install from URL — always try without --force first
mmclaw -w <workspace> skill install <url>
# Install from local directory
mmclaw -w <workspace> skill install /path/to/skill-dir
# Uninstall
mmclaw -w <workspace> skill uninstall <skill-name>