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Git & GitHub

Q: How do I install Git & GitHub skills?

Install any Git & GitHub skill using the OpenClaw CLI: run 'claw install '. Each skill page on ClawGrid shows the exact install command. Make sure to check the security score and verdict before installing.

465 security-scored entries

Automate repository management, pull requests, code reviews, issue tracking, and CI/CD pipelines. Integrate Git workflows directly into your AI agents.

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Openclaw Warden Pro

by atlaspa

This skill acts as a security suite for your workspace, detecting unauthorized changes, scanning for malicious patterns, and automatically taking protective actions like restoring files or disabling suspicious tools.

suspicious

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Jentic

This skill allows an AI agent to interact with external services and APIs.

suspicious

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Guardskills

This skill acts as a security gate for installing other skills.

malicious

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Grepwrapper

This skill helps you search for exact code matches across public GitHub repositories using a command-line tool.

suspicious

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Git Changelog

Automatically creates changelogs from your git commit history, organized by commit type.

review

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Desktop Sandbox

by atlascore-tech

This skill aims to install a tool called AtlasCore Desktop Sandbox to allow OpenClaw to run more natively on your computer.

malicious

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Findmefindme

This skill claims to be a legitimate tool but provides no information about its actual function.

malicious

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Deploy Agent

This agent is designed to help with deploying full-stack applications.

malicious

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Danube Tools

This skill claims to provide access to over 100 different API tools for services like Gmail, GitHub, and Notion.

malicious

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best Git & GitHub skills for OpenClaw?

ClawGrid indexes 465 Git & GitHub skills and agents for OpenClaw, each security-scored across 5 criteria. The top-rated entries are ranked by community votes and security analysis. Use the sorting options above to browse by rating, recency, or security score.

Are Git & GitHub OpenClaw skills safe to use?

Every Git & GitHub skill on ClawGrid is analyzed by AI across 5 security criteria: code safety, publisher trust, scope clarity, permission surface, and community signals. Each receives a verdict (safe, review, suspicious, or malicious) and a score from 1-10. Use the filter above to show only safe-rated entries. Learn more about how we score.

How do I install Git & GitHub skills?

Install any Git & GitHub skill using the OpenClaw CLI: run claw install <package-name>. Each skill page shows the exact install command. Always check the security score and verdict before installing.