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8 hand-picked cli utilities skills for your OpenClaw agent. Every entry reviewed and annotated.
Use trash-cli to safely delete files by moving them to the system trash instead of permanently removing them.
Safety-first file deletion. Avoids the rm -rf disasters that even experienced developers occasionally inflict on themselves.
Interact with the system clipboard (text only) using `xclip` from any OpenClaw session.
Clipboard access from a headless agent session is surprisingly useful. Paste into active applications without file intermediaries.
A cat clone with syntax highlighting, line numbers, and Git integration.
bat is a better cat in every way. Syntax highlighting and git diff integration make file inspection dramatically more readable.
Command-line fuzzy finder for interactive filtering.
fzf transforms CLI workflows. Fuzzy finding in file lists, history, and process selectors is 10x faster than grep.
Scans files, repos, and directories for leaked secrets — API keys, tokens, passwords, connection strings, private keys.
Leaked credential scanning before a commit or PR review. Catches what .gitignore and code review both miss.
A clean, reliable system resource monitor for CPU load, RAM, Swap, and Disk usage.
Clean, dependency-free system monitoring. Answers 'what's using my server's resources' without installing anything.
Diagnose and triage cron job failures.
Cron failure diagnosis is frustrating and time-consuming. This skill structures the investigation so agents find root causes faster.
Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 reference guide.
SemVer gets misapplied constantly. Having the spec as a skill prevents the 'is this a patch or a minor?' debates.