claw-skills

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claw-skills collects workflows for Claude Code, OpenClaw, and other compatible agents. The pinned revision includes macOS UI automation, Polyv live-stream management, YouTube transcript extraction and summarization, subtitle burn-in, A-share queries through AkShare, explainer-video production, and a WeChat Channels draft workflow. Each module has its own tool, platform, or sign-in requirements. The repository documents installation through the Claude Code plugin marketplace, npx skills, a Git submodule, or a local clone.

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Introduction source: official · Terry So · 3d5740d205c1b38a3edbf625f20da2a25c728056 Reference

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