112 Ready‑Made OpenClaw Skills That Turn Your Agent into a Full‑Time Butler

ClawFlows is an open‑source extension for OpenClaw agents that provides 112 pre‑built skill packages covering smart‑home control, schedule management, email handling, financial tracking, health monitoring, family tasks, and developer utilities.

Installation

A single curl command downloads and runs the installer script:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nikilster/clawflows/main/system/install.sh | bash

After installation, the agent can execute skills via voice commands such as “run morning briefing” or “process email” without configuring cron jobs or writing code.

Skill categories

Smart Home – turn off lights, lower AC, activate bedroom fan with a voice command.

Schedule Management – deliver weather, calendar events, and key to‑dos each morning.

Email Handling – auto‑unsubscribe spam and summarize important messages.

Financial Management – check bills, track subscriptions, detect price changes.

Health Tracking – water‑drink reminders, workout plans, sleep logs, mood check‑ins.

Family Affairs – pet‑feeding alerts, weekly meal planning, children’s school activities.

Developer Tools – inspect repository status, clean Docker, rotate logs, sync dotfiles.

Workflow definition

Each workflow is a markdown file that specifies:

Trigger time – supports cron syntax and natural‑language expressions such as “7am” or “every 2 hours”.

Actions to execute.

Scheduling details.

Users can edit existing files, create new ones, or share them with the community.

Illustrative example

One workflow selects an idea during the night, generates a toy project overnight, and delivers the result in the morning, demonstrating the system’s creative potential.

Contributions

The most prolific contributor, @davehappyminion, authored 103 workflows.

Key considerations

The project targets the OpenClaw ecosystem and is not compatible with other agent frameworks.

While the 112 workflows cover many use cases, quality varies; some are niche‑specific.

Workflows can perform sensitive operations (home automation, financial tracking, password management); users should evaluate security implications before deployment.

Full documentation and the complete list of workflows are available at https://github.com/nikilster/clawflows