This repository provides a comprehensive, categorized, and Chinese-language-optimized library of "skills" for the OpenClaw AI assistant. It addresses the need for seamless integration and natural language control of a vast array of applications and services, translating official Clawdbot skills for Chinese users. The target audience includes OpenClaw users, developers, and power users seeking to automate tasks and leverage AI capabilities across diverse domains like office productivity, system management, development operations, and more, directly through Chinese commands.

How It Works

This project functions as a curated collection of integrations, referred to as "skills," designed specifically for the OpenClaw AI assistant. These skills are translations and adaptations of the official Clawdbot repository, meticulously organized into functional categories such as Office Automation, System Tools, Development & Operations, and Others. Each skill is engineered for invocation via natural language commands in Chinese, enabling users to interact with various applications and services through the OpenClaw ecosystem, which supports multiple client platforms like QQ, WeChat Work, and Feishu.

Quick Start & Requirements

Skills are loaded within OpenClaw using commands like 加载技能：[技能名称] or installed via openclaw skill install <URL>. The primary requirement is the OpenClaw assistant itself, along with potentially specific client applications. Detailed dependencies for individual skills are typically found in their respective linked repositories.

Highlighted Details

• Vast Scope: Encompasses hundreds of skills across numerous categories, from email and calendar management to code development, cloud platform interaction, AI services, and media processing.
• Chinese Language Focus: Specifically tailored for Chinese natural language commands, enhancing accessibility for users in Chinese-speaking regions.
• Extensive Integrations: Offers pre-built integrations for popular services like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, GitHub, various cloud providers, communication platforms, and financial tools.
• Continuous Updates: The repository is described as being "continuously synchronized and updated," indicating ongoing maintenance and expansion.

Maintenance & Community

The project is hosted on GitHub (clawdbot-ai/awesome-openclaw-skills-zh) and is described as being actively maintained through continuous synchronization and updates. Specific community channels like Discord or Slack are not detailed in the provided README.

Licensing & Compatibility

The README does not explicitly state a software license. The skills are translations of "Clawdbot Official Skills," suggesting that licensing may be inherited from the original Clawdbot project. Compatibility for commercial use is undetermined without a clear license.

Limitations & Caveats

The sheer volume of skills may present challenges in discoverability and potential for conflicts between skills. Detailed dependency information for individual skills often requires consulting external linked repositories. The primary dependency on the OpenClaw assistant means its own requirements and limitations apply. The lack of a specified license is a significant caveat for adoption, particularly for commercial applications.This repository provides a comprehensive, categorized, and Chinese-language-optimized library of "skills" for the OpenClaw AI assistant. It addresses the need for seamless integration and natural language control of a vast array of applications and services, translating official Clawdbot skills for Chinese users. The target audience includes OpenClaw users, developers, and power users seeking to automate tasks and leverage AI capabilities across diverse domains like office productivity, system management, development operations, and more, directly through Chinese commands.

How It Works

This project functions as a curated collection of integrations, referred to as "skills," designed specifically for the OpenClaw AI assistant. These skills are translations and adaptations of the official Clawdbot repository, meticulously organized into functional categories such as Office Automation, System Tools, Development & Operations, and Others. Each skill is engineered for invocation via natural language commands in Chinese, enabling users to interact with various applications and services through the OpenClaw ecosystem, which supports multiple client platforms like QQ, WeChat Work, and Feishu.

Quick Start & Requirements

Skills are loaded within OpenClaw using commands like 加载技能：[技能名称] or installed via openclaw skill install <URL>. The primary requirement is the OpenClaw assistant itself, along with potentially specific client applications. Detailed dependencies for individual skills are typically found in their respective linked repositories.

Highlighted Details

• Vast Scope: Encompasses hundreds of skills across numerous categories, from email and calendar management to code development, cloud platform interaction, AI services, and media processing.
• Chinese Language Focus: Specifically tailored for Chinese natural language commands, enhancing accessibility for users in Chinese-speaking regions.
• Extensive Integrations: Offers pre-built integrations for popular services like Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, GitHub, various cloud providers, communication platforms, and financial tools.
• Continuous Updates: The repository is described as being "continuously synchronized and updated," indicating ongoing maintenance and expansion.

Maintenance & Community

The project is hosted on GitHub (clawdbot-ai/awesome-openclaw-skills-zh) and is described as being actively maintained through continuous synchronization and updates. Specific community channels like Discord or Slack are not detailed in the provided README.

Licensing & Compatibility

The README does not explicitly state a software license. The skills are translations of "Clawdbot Official Skills," suggesting that licensing may be inherited from the original Clawdbot project. Compatibility for commercial use is undetermined without a clear license.

Limitations & Caveats

The sheer volume of skills may present challenges in discoverability and potential for conflicts between skills. Detailed dependency information for individual skills often requires consulting external linked repositories. The primary dependency on the OpenClaw assistant means its own requirements and limitations apply. The lack of a specified license is a significant caveat for adoption, particularly for commercial use.