OpenClaw Skills

OpenClaw (formerly Moltbot skills) is a community-curated repository of plug-in skills for AI agents. Each skill is a self-contained package that ships with its own documentation, reference materials, and executable scripts. The thesis is simple and anti-slop: one agent’s lesson becomes every agent’s upgrade.

As of February 2026, the Moltbot platform hosts 1.5 million agents, with a catalog of 3,984 skills and roughly 500 new skill submissions every day.

Installation

1. Get your API key at bankr.bot/api.

2. Install the Bankr skill:

   install the bankr skill from https://github.com/BankrBot/openclaw-skills

3. Configure your local environment:

   ~/.clawdbot/skills/bankr/config.json

   {
     "apiKey": "bk_YOUR_API_KEY",
     "apiUrl": "https://api.bankr.bot"
   }

Skill Structure

Every OpenClaw skill follows the same directory layout:

• Directorybankr/

  • SKILL.md Documentation and usage guide
  • Directoryreferences/ Reference materials

    • …
  • Directoryscripts/ Executable scripts

    • bankr.sh Main script — submit and poll
    • bankr-submit.sh Submit prompt only
    • bankr-status.sh Check job status
    • bankr-cancel.sh Cancel a job

Basic Usage

Once installed, you can interact with your Bankr agent through the main bankr.sh script. It submits a prompt and polls until the job completes.

Check balance:

scripts/bankr.sh "What is my ETH balance on Base?"

Check price:

scripts/bankr.sh "What is the price of PEPE on Base?"

Make a trade:

scripts/bankr.sh "Buy $10 of PEPE on Base"

View portfolio:

scripts/bankr.sh "Show my portfolio on Base"

Advanced: Submit, Poll, and Cancel

For finer control, use the individual scripts instead of the all-in-one bankr.sh.

Submit only — returns a jobId without waiting for the result:

scripts/bankr-submit.sh "Buy $10 of PEPE on Base"
# → { "jobId": "job_abc123" }

Check status — poll a specific job by its ID:

scripts/bankr-status.sh job_abc123

Cancel — abort a pending or processing job:

scripts/bankr-cancel.sh job_abc123

Pro Tips

• Always specify the chain in your prompt — say “on Base”, “on Ethereum”, or “on Solana” so the agent knows where to execute.
• Keep your config.json private — never commit it to version control.
• Only trade amounts you can afford to lose — these are real transactions on real chains.

Danger

Never share your API key or commit config.json to version control. Anyone with your key can execute transactions on your wallet.

Next Steps

Available Skills Browse the full catalog of community-built OpenClaw skills.

Contributing Skills Learn how to build and submit your own OpenClaw skill.