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Open Dynamic Workflows (ODW) is an advanced, open-source engine designed to manage complex coding tasks using multiple AI agents. It operates in three stages: planning the task into parallel subtasks, orchestrating various coding agents (like Codex or Antigravity) to work concurrently, and finally, performing an adversarial verification pass to challenge and validate the combined output before merging. It supports multiple model providers and is ideal for structured, high-reliability software development.

This skill automatically processes MP4 videos by extracting key frames at configurable intervals. It then applies Tesseract OCR to recognize text on these frames, generating a comprehensive, structured Markdown report. The report includes full video metadata and timestamped, searchable transcripts, making it ideal for analyzing lectures, presentations, or screencasts programmatically.

Generates a highly structured, machine-parseable shooting script for short videos based on a specified topic, style, and duration. It outputs a detailed shot list including image prompts, video prompts, voiceovers, and on-screen text, making it ideal for automated AI video generation workflows.

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.

This skill converts vague coding requests into a single, actionable, and detailed project plan. It guides the user through defining scope, establishing concrete, ordered action items (discovery, changes, tests, rollout), and identifying potential risks or open questions, ensuring a robust development workflow.

This tool empowers users to query, filter, and aggregate logs from Datadog directly from the command line using the Composio CLI. It bypasses the graphical UI, providing structured JSON output for complex analysis, cross-service correlation, and automated reporting. Ideal for deep dive investigations, tracking latency regressions, or building scheduled operational digests.

This tool helps you draft, rewrite, or condense professional emails with precise control over tone, length, and audience. Whether you are performing cold outreach, providing status updates, or handling escalations, it ensures your communication is clear, concise, and impactful. It guides the process from outlining key points to providing structured variants and QA checks.

This tool helps users manage and address review comments on open GitHub Pull Requests (PRs). It interacts with the GitHub CLI (gh) to fetch comments, guides the user through selecting which comments need fixes, and then applies the necessary changes, ensuring a structured approach to PR review.

This skill automates the debugging and fixing of failing Continuous Integration (CI) checks on GitHub PRs. It uses the GitHub CLI (gh) to locate failures, fetch detailed logs from GitHub Actions, summarize the failure context, and propose a structured fix plan. After user approval, it can implement the necessary code changes and verify the fix, streamlining the development cycle.

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 skill uses WeasyPrint to render HTML content, including applied CSS styles, into high-quality, print-ready PDF documents. It is ideal for exporting structured content such as reports, invoices, or templated dashboards where the source material already exists in HTML format. Supports advanced CSS Paged Media features like custom headers, footers, and explicit page breaks for professional document layouts. Note that it does not execute JavaScript.

This skill automates the complex compilation process required for LaTeX documents, specifically implementing the sequence: xelatex -> bibtex -> xelatex -> xelatex. It takes pre-assembled content (such as abstracts and body text) and compiles them into a cohesive, structured academic paper. Ideal for the final steps of scientific and technical writing.