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Remote OpenClaw

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Remote OpenClaw is an AI agent skills directory and marketplace for OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Claude Code, and Codex. Discover, buy, and sell skills, personas, MCP servers, plugins, and workflows.

Remote OpenClaw

What Remote OpenClaw is

Remote OpenClaw is an AI agent skills directory and marketplace for OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Claude Code, and Codex. It combines browseable directories of skills, MCP servers, plugins, workflows, personas, and bundles with a curated marketplace for buying and selling operator-style packages.

The site is organized around practical agent jobs rather than generic software categories. Marketplace listings include first-party personas such as Atlas, Scout, Muse, and Compass, along with standalone skills like lead research, CRM sync, inbox triage, content repurposing, and security hardening. Listings show compatibility badges, and first-party personas and skills are designed to work with OpenClaw and Hermes Agent. The marketplace also supports free and paid items, with seller listings reviewed before publishing.

Key features

Marketplace organized by listing type and category

Browse personas, skills, bundles, and MCP-related listings in one marketplace, with separate category filters for Content, Dev, Free, Ops, Personal, Sales, and Security.

Compatibility badges for supported agents

First-party listings are clearly labeled for OpenClaw and Hermes Agent compatibility, while community listings carry compatibility badges on the card and product page.

Manually reviewed community listings

Listings are reviewed before going live, and the site says community submissions are manually reviewed and security-tested by the Remote OpenClaw team.

Free workflow listings alongside paid products

Free skills are available for tasks such as security hardening, cost optimization, daily briefing, content repurposing, and lead scoring.

Structured operator workflows

The directory includes an installable workflow layer for operator use cases such as lead research, CRM sync, inbox triage, content drafting, and weekly reviews.

Creator selling flow with Stripe Connect payouts

Seller listings can be published for free, with Remote OpenClaw taking a 10% platform fee only when a sale happens.

Common use cases

  • Founder ops and personal organization

    Use the marketplace to assemble a founder operations stack that handles inbox triage, follow-ups, daily briefings, and task coordination across business and personal work.

  • Outbound and pipeline management

    Use sales-focused personas and skills to research leads, run multi-step outreach, sync CRM data, and track replies without stitching together separate tools.

  • Content creation and repurposing

    Use content personas and skills to draft platform-native posts, repurpose a single source into multiple formats, and review performance over time.

  • Adding a single agent capability

    Use free or paid security, cost, and workflow skills when you want one narrow capability instead of a full persona package.

  • Discovery before purchase

    Use the directory to compare listings, check compatibility, and evaluate whether a free item is enough before paying for a full bundle.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Combines a directory layer and a marketplace layer, so users can discover items before buying them.
  • Supports several practical agent formats, including personas, skills, bundles, MCP servers, and workflows.
  • First-party listings are explicit about compatibility with OpenClaw and Hermes Agent.
  • Includes free listings as well as paid products, which lets users validate fit before purchasing larger workflows.
  • Seller listings are free to publish, and payouts are handled through Stripe Connect.

Cons

  • The source material is partial, so not every listing has deep technical documentation on the public pages.
  • Community listings may vary in compatibility, so buyers still need to check badges on each product page before purchasing.
  • The site recommends Claude Sonnet 4 or better, which may narrow model choices for some users.

FAQ

Do I need OpenClaw installed first?

No. The marketplace page says first-party personas and skills work with either OpenClaw or Hermes Agent.

Which AI model should I use?

The site recommends Claude Sonnet 4 or better. It also says budget models make the personas unreliable.

Can I start with free listings before buying a paid workflow?

Yes. The marketplace includes free listings for security, cost control, and everyday operator tasks before you buy a paid workflow.

Do these listings work with Hermes Agent too?

Yes for first-party personas and skills. The compatibility badges on the marketplace card and product page show whether a listing works with OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, or both.

Can I get a refund?

There is no blanket return window. Refunds are reviewed case by case for duplicate charges, failed delivery, or technical issues caused on the site’s side.

Quick Facts

Category
AI agent skills directory and marketplace
Primary platforms
OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Claude Code, Codex
Listing types
Personas, skills, bundles, MCP servers, plugins, workflows
Seller terms
Free to list; 10% platform fee on sale
Review policy
Manually reviewed before going live; community listings security-tested
Price signals
Featured ad slots start at $0.50/click; featured seller slot is $49/mo