Skill UI

Implements a robust data pipeline for handling large documents with the Grammarly API. This utility manages text chunking to comply with API character limits (max 100k), processes text in manageable segments, and aggregates multiple scoring metrics (like correctness, clarity, and tone) into a single, comprehensive report. Ideal for large-scale content analysis and data ingestion.

This utility displays the precise, real-time token usage and estimated cost savings for the current session. It reads directly from the internal session log, ensuring objective and accurate data without requiring AI computation. Triggered by /caveman-stats, it provides immediate performance metrics to monitor API costs and usage patterns.

This utility evaluates complex arithmetic expressions using arbitrary-precision decimal mathematics. It is specifically designed for scientific, financial, or engineering calculations where standard floating-point arithmetic causes unacceptable rounding errors (e.g., 0.1 + 0.2). Supports addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponents, and parentheses.

A powerful command-line utility that transforms virtually any website into a structured CLI command. By utilizing OpenClaw's browser, it allows users to scrape and extract structured data (such as JSON) from over 36 platforms—including social media, finance, and developer communities—directly from the terminal. This tool eliminates the need for complex scraping code or browser extensions, making web data accessible via simple one-liners.

A lightweight, read-only utility that analyzes past skill usage from decision logs. It aggregates skill co-occurrence frequencies, tracks meta-skill usage statistics, and surfaces router fixture data. The resulting JSON summary is highly structured and ideal for downstream LLM consumption, enabling users to understand their workflow patterns and most frequently used skills over time.

This utility serves as a stub experiment generator, primarily for demonstration purposes within meta-paper writing workflows. Given a specific topic phrase, it deterministically produces a consistent CSV file containing simulated experimental results. This function allows users to prototype and test complex paper structures and formats without needing access to real scientific data.

This utility reads structured JSON data from multiple search engines (multi-search-engine JSON) provided via standard input. It processes this academic data and converts it into a minimal, standardized BibTeX format, primarily generating @misc{} entries. This feature is ideal for automating the creation of a bibliography or reference list for scholarly papers, enhancing research workflow efficiency.