awesome-claws and awesome-openclaw-examples

The curated list of AI agents inspired by OpenClaw and the repository of OpenClaw examples are complements, as the former provides a broader collection of tools while the latter offers practical, runnable use cases to demonstrate how to effectively utilize skills from ClawHub.

awesome-claws
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Maintenance 10/25
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Maturity 11/25
Community 5/25
Stars: 324
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License: MIT
Stars: 18
Forks: 1
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License: MIT
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About awesome-claws

machinae/awesome-claws

A curated list of awesome AI agents inspired by OpenClaw

This is a curated list of various personal AI assistants, each designed for specific needs and environments. They help automate tasks, manage communications, and provide information, taking your instructions and delivering actions or insights. Anyone looking for a customizable AI companion—from individuals wanting to automate daily tasks to researchers needing specialized workflow support—can find a solution here.

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About awesome-openclaw-examples

OthmaneBlial/awesome-openclaw-examples

Awesome OpenClaw examples: 100 tested, real-world automation usecases built with ClawHub skills, runnable scripts, prompts, KPIs, and sample outputs.

This project offers 100 ready-to-use automation examples built with OpenClaw, designed to streamline common business tasks. It takes inputs like PRs, emails, PDFs, or research articles and generates useful outputs such as summaries, categorized actions, and alerts. This is for professionals in various fields like engineering, marketing, HR, finance, and operations who want to automate repetitive workflows.

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