Greg Skills Catalog

A shareable roundup of the non-base skills available to Greg (your OpenClaw assistant), plus what each one is good for.

Purpose

• Give other people a quick way to understand/reuse this skill stack.
• Give Rasul a single place to remember what Greg can do beyond default agent capabilities.

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Skills at a glance

Communication & Messaging

• agentmail — Programmatic email inboxes for agents (send/receive, attachments, labels, drafts, webhooks/websockets).
• slack — Slack channel/DM operations (send, react, pin, unpin, etc.).

Social / X (Twitter)

• bird — X read workflows (timeline, mentions, search, reading posts).
• x-api — X write workflows via official API (post updates/tweets).

Dev & Coding Agents

• coding-agent — Run coding copilots/CLIs in managed background sessions.
• github — Use gh CLI for issues, PRs, CI runs, and advanced API queries.
• skill-creator — Design/package reusable AgentSkills.
• clawhub — Search/install/update/publish skills from clawhub.com.

Cloud / Infra / Ops

• cloudflare — Cloudflare platform workflows (Workers, Pages, KV, D1, R2, security/networking).
• hetzner-caprover-bootstrap — Bring up a Hetzner + Cloudflare + CapRover server with baseline hardening.
• healthcheck — Security hardening/risk-posture checks for OpenClaw hosts.

Research & Knowledge

• answeroverflow — Search indexed Discord community discussions (Answer Overflow).
• mcporter — Configure/call MCP servers and tools (HTTP or stdio).

AI / Media

• nano-banana-pro — Generate/edit images with Gemini 3 Pro Image workflows.

Weather & Utility

• weather — Current weather and forecasts (no API key required).

Agent Platform

• agents-sdk — Build Cloudflare Agents SDK systems (stateful agents, workflows, realtime apps).

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Priority capabilities (the ones you explicitly called out)

• ✅ Emailing via AgentMail (agentmail)
• ✅ GitHub operations (github)
• ✅ Cloudflare development/deploy (cloudflare)
• ✅ Hetzner bootstrap + CapRover (hetzner-caprover-bootstrap)
• ✅ Twitter/X read + post (bird for read, x-api for write)

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Suggested publishing structure

If you publish this as a public repo, keep it simple:

greg-skills-catalog/
  README.md
  skills/
    agentmail.md
    bird.md
    x-api.md
    cloudflare.md
    github.md
    ...

You can start with this README only, then add one file per skill with:

• what it does
• when to use it
• 3-5 example prompts
• caveats/auth requirements

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Notes

• This catalog focuses on non-base capabilities (specialized skills), not generic built-in LLM behavior.
• For X/Twitter in this setup: read with bird, write with x-api.