skills-weekly

What This Skill Does

OpenClaw Skills Weekly is a sophisticated automation pipeline designed to track the pulse of the ClawHub ecosystem. It performs automated discovery across over 13,000 skills, utilizing cursor-based pagination to maintain an exhaustive index. The core functionality centers on its proprietary two-track ranking system: 'Movers' identify established skills with high 7-day install velocity, while 'Rockets' surface breakout new arrivals with a recency-weighted bonus.

Beyond data acquisition, the skill serves as a content generation engine. It harvests documentation, technical specifications, and author information for top-performing skills, feeding this data into a specialized model to produce GitHubAwesome-style YouTube scripts. The output is dual-format: a comprehensive markdown report for analytical review and a voice-ready text script formatted for professional, technical narration. This allows developers and community leaders to automate the creation of high-quality content updates without manual curation.

Installation

To begin using the skill, ensure your OpenClaw environment is initialized and your directory permissions are set. Navigate to the directory containing your skill root, then install the required dependencies using pip:

cd "${SKILL_ROOT}" && pip install -r requirements.txt

Once dependencies are installed, you can trigger the pipeline directly through the command line or via the OpenClaw agent prompt.

Use Cases

• Content Creators: Automatically generate weekly tech news episodes summarizing the most important trends in the ClawHub ecosystem.
• Trend Analysis: Identify growing developer tools and software utilities before they go mainstream by monitoring install velocity.
• Portfolio Building: Stay updated on high-quality, newly published skills to incorporate into your own development stack.

Example Prompts

• "Run the full weekly report for episode 42 and generate the video script."
• "What's trending on ClawHub right now? I need the top 10 movers."
• "Re-generate the video script for the last snapshot without fetching new data."

Tips & Limitations

• Efficiency: Use the 'trending' or 'status' commands if you only need quick data checks; save the 'weekly report' for when you are ready to generate content.
• Customization: You can include the '--skip-x' flag if you prefer to exclude social media signals from your reports.
• Versioning: Always specify the episode number when running the full pipeline to ensure your files are organized correctly and sequential data is maintained.