Browse & Install Skills
Find the right skill and install it to your agent
The Skill Marketplace lets you discover skills by category, search, and install count.
Finding Skills
Categories
Use the category filter bar to browse by type:
- Development — GitHub, coding agents, debugging, Node.js workflows
- Productivity — Notion, Obsidian, Trello, Apple Reminders
- Communication — Slack, Discord, email, voice calls
- AI Generation — Image generation, transcription, multimodal tasks
- Media — Spotify, audio/video processing
- Smart Home — Hue lights, Sonos speakers
- Data — Database queries, data processing
- Utility — Weather, PDF reading, health checks
Search
The search bar matches skill names, descriptions, and tags. Results update as you type.
Install Count
Skills are sorted by popularity (install count) by default, helping you find well-tested, widely-used skills first.
Installing a Skill
Find a Skill
Browse the Skill Marketplace or use the Add Skill button in your Console's Agent > Skills section.
Review
Click a skill card to see its full description, version history, reviews, and any requirements (API keys, environment variables).
Install
Click Install. The skill's SKILL.md and any associated files are deployed to your agent's container. This typically takes a few seconds.
Configure (if needed)
If the skill requires API keys (e.g., Spotify, Notion), you'll see a configuration prompt. Enter the credentials in the Console's Agent > Skills section. A yellow "Not configured" badge indicates missing credentials.
You need a deployed agent to install skills. If you haven't deployed yet, the marketplace will prompt you to deploy first.
Uninstalling a Skill
To remove a skill from your agent:
- Go to Console > Agent > Skills
- Find the skill you want to remove
- Click the skill to expand its options
- Click Uninstall and confirm
This removes the skill files from your agent's container. The skill will no longer be loaded into your agent's context.
Skill Requirements
Some skills have external dependencies:
- API Keys — Services like Spotify, Notion, or GitHub require authentication tokens. These are configured per-skill in the Console.
- Environment variables — Some skills need specific env vars set in your agent's container.
- Binary dependencies — A few skills require system binaries (like
ffmpegorgh). If a required binary isn't pre-installed, you'll see a notice during installation.
Skills designed for macOS (like apple-notes, apple-reminders, imsg) are filtered out on Claw Buff since your agent runs in a Linux container.
Token Overhead
Each enabled skill adds to your agent's context window usage. The Console shows an estimate of the token overhead per skill and the total overhead across all enabled skills.
If you're running into context limits, consider disabling skills you're not actively using. Disabled skills remain installed but are not loaded into the agent's context.
Reviews and Ratings
After installing and using a skill, you can leave a review:
- Go to the skill's detail page
- Click Write a Review
- Select a rating (1–5 stars) and optionally add a comment
- Submit
Reviews help the community identify high-quality skills and give feedback to skill authors.