Operate and extend the read-only OpenClaw dashboard backend, frontend tabs, and security model.
by jonathanjing176 installs9 stars
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Skills by jonathanjing
9 published skills, 417 installs in total.
Audit-grade SQLite ledger that records every model call's token usage and cost from OpenClaw sessions.
by jonathanjing28 installs
Monitor OpenClaw gateway health and report incidents to Discord with read-only checks and cooldown dedupe.
by jonathanjing41 installs
Multi-stage deep intelligence pipeline (Search → Filter → Fetch → Synthesize). Turns a query into a structured research report with full source citations.
by jonathanjing27 installs
Route user-selected photos from Meta Ray-Ban glasses or another camera through a configured messaging ingress to an approved specialist and destination. Use only for explicit, opt-in photo routing with allowlisted destinations and confirmation before cross-session forwarding or persistent writes.
by jonathanjing39 installs1 stars
Audit a named ClawHub skill or skill URL before installation by combining OpenClaw verification with bounded static analysis. Use when the user explicitly asks whether a skill is safe or requests a pre-install review; report evidence and uncertainty instead of treating a score as proof.
by jonathanjing39 installs
Develop, test, or integrate the OpenClaw Tally Node.js library for task-level cost, complexity, and efficiency analytics. Use when working on Tally's detector, SQLite ledger, analytics engine, or an explicit plugin/hook integration; installing this skill alone does not register hooks or slash commands.
by jonathanjing27 installs
Search a user-authorized Discord history archive through discrawl's bounded search and message commands. Use when the user explicitly asks to retrieve past Discord conversations; keep results private and never interpolate user text into SQL.
by jonathanjing15 installs
Verify OpenClaw after upgrades against an operator-maintained model, cron, and channel ground truth. Use for report-only config integrity, provider liveness, cron integrity, session smoke tests, and channel checks; require explicit approval before applying repairs.
by jonathanjing25 installs
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