ClawdHub Launches AgentSkills Registry for Versioned, Searchable AI Tools

Peter Steinberger's ClawdHub is an open-source registry for AgentSkills bundles, offering versioned package installs and rollback-ready updates. It features vector-based semantic search, npx install commands, and a web UI for browsing, uploading, and discovering reusable agent capabilities.

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TL;DR

  • ClawdHub launched as an index for publishing and downloading agent skills, with curated highlights, latest uploads, and browse/search/publish UI
  • AgentSkills bundles: versioned, rollback-ready packages managed like npm; install via npx (e.g., npx clawdhub@latest install sonoscli) and upload via web UI
  • Vector-based search: semantic discovery of skills by similarity rather than keyword matching
  • Highlighted skills include Caldav Calendar, Trello, Slack (channel actions), GitHub PR Tool, Apple App Store Changelog and more

Introduction

Peter Steinberger has launched https://clawdhub.com, an index for publishing and downloading agent skills. The site aggregates reusable skill bundles for Clawdbot agents, exposing a searchable registry of packaged capabilities and an uploader for new contributions. The front page highlights a curated set of entries and a stream of the latest uploads, alongside links for browsing skills, searching the registry, and publishing new bundles.

How it works

https://clawdhub.com accepts AgentSkills bundles that can be versioned and managed much like packages in npm. Each skill is stored with version history, enabling rollback-ready installs and updates. The registry supports vector-based search, making it possible to discover relevant skills by semantic similarity rather than keyword matching alone.

Installation is intended to be straightforward: the site shows an example command via npx — for example, npx clawdhub@latest install sonoscli — to fetch and install a skill folder in a single step. The site also provides a web UI for uploads and a dedicated search experience.

Highlighted skills and recent uploads

ClawdHub surfaces both a curated “highlighted” batch and a list of recent drops. Examples from the highlighted collection include:

  • Caldav Calendar — Sync and query CalDAV calendars (iCloud, Google, Fastmail, Nextcloud) using vdirsyncer + khal; targeted at Linux.
  • Trello — Manage Trello boards, lists, and cards via the Trello REST API.
  • Slack — Tools for controlling Slack via a slack tool: reacting to messages, pinning/unpinning, and other channel actions.

Recent uploads cover a range of practical utilities, such email setup, system process monitoring, GitHub PR handling, codebase navigation, and even printer control. Examples include GitHub PR Tool, Agentlens and App Store Changelog, with more than 200 downloads in the listing.

ClawdHub aims to make agent capabilities discoverable and reusable through versioned bundles and semantic search, while keeping the registry openly accessible and source-available under MIT.

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