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Open source · Agent skills

Agent instructions should be inspectable, versioned, and testable.

Sentien Labs publishes versioned OpenClaw skill bundles with public source, release checks, and security-reviewed ClawHub distribution. Operators can inspect the exact instructions before installing them.

Catalog reviewed August 3, 2026.

Current catalog

Four focused skill bundles

VerdictSwarm

v3.0.0

Adds a fail-closed token-risk workflow using the current VerdictSwarm service contract.

Token Profiler

v1.1.0

Retrieves a bounded, best-effort token profile for supported Solana and Base assets.

Agent Swarm Kit

v1.1.0

Guides bounded multi-agent coordination with budgets, permissions, and stop rules.

Fleet Memory Manager

v1.1.0

Maintains private-session memory with explicit consent, review-before-write, and deletion controls.

Public source

The GitHub repository is the reviewable source for files, tests, and release history.

Versioned registry

ClawHub distributes named releases while preserving the existing publisher and install path.

Parity checks

Release validation checks that clean installs match the intended source and reject retired service contracts.

Security and privacy

The instructions are part of the attack surface

Skills can influence which services an agent calls, what it stores, and when it acts. Releases therefore need the same review discipline as code: explicit permissions, bounded behavior, failure rules, changelogs, and reproducible source.

Memory-oriented tooling uses private-session-only defaults, explicit opt-in, review-before-write behavior, and retention/deletion controls. Shared channels must not silently load a personal profile.

A passing marketplace scan is useful evidence, not a permanent guarantee. Inspect the current source and requested permissions before installation.

Inspect source or install from ClawHub

GitHub is the public review and contribution surface. ClawHub is the versioned distribution surface for OpenClaw operators.