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Browse a directory of AI agent skills, MCP servers, plugins, workflows, and personas across OpenClaw and Hermes Agent.
Remote OpenClaw
Remote OpenClaw is an AI agent skills directory and marketplace for discovering and selling skills, MCP servers, personas, and workflows for OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Claude Code, and Codex.
Overview
Remote OpenClaw is an AI agent skills directory and marketplace for OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Claude Code, and Codex. It brings together skills, MCP servers, plugins, personas, and bundled workflows so builders can discover, compare, and buy prebuilt agent capabilities in one place.
The site combines free directory browsing with a curated marketplace model. Public listings include individual skills and larger persona bundles, while seller pages explain that listings are manually reviewed before publishing and that creators keep 90% of each sale through Stripe Connect.
Core marketplace capabilities
Directory-style discovery
Filter and discover products by source, topic, category, and install volume, with separate sections for skills and marketplace items.
Marketplace purchase flow
Buy and sell first-party and community listings, with compatibility badges shown on cards and product pages.
Seller submissions and review
List your own MCP server, Claude skill, persona, or operator workflow for free, with manual review before it goes live.
Structured workflow delivery
Use prebuilt packages that include configuration files, skills, schedules, and setup notes for faster deployment.
Bundled operator systems
Support for bundle purchases that combine multiple personas or workflows into one stack.
Practical use cases
Extend an existing agent
Find a prebuilt capability when you want to add one function to an existing agent, such as lead scoring, content repurposing, or security hardening.
Deploy a complete operating stack
Choose a full persona or bundle when you want an opinionated workflow with instructions, config files, and scheduling logic already assembled.
Evaluate workflow fit before purchase
Browse free listings first if you want to validate how a workflow behaves before paying for a more complete persona or bundle.
Sell an agent workflow
Publish your own MCP server, skill, or persona if you have an agent workflow to sell and want it reviewed and listed without a waitlist.
Check platform compatibility
Compare OpenClaw and Hermes Agent compatibility before purchase when you need a listing that can run in a specific environment.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Covers multiple AI ecosystems, including OpenClaw and Hermes Agent, in one directory and marketplace.
- Offers both free discovery and paid listings, which lets users compare options before buying.
- Supports more than one product format, including skills, personas, bundles, and MCP servers.
- Includes manual review before listings go live, which adds a curation step to the marketplace.
- Seller terms are straightforward: listings are free and creators keep 90% of each sale.
Cons
- The site’s coverage is broader than the detail available on many individual listing pages, so buyers may need to inspect each product card for compatibility and scope.
- Community listings may vary by seller, so not every product appears to support the same platforms or workflow depth.
- The marketplace notes that low-end models can make personas unreliable, which narrows the practical setup options.
FAQ
Do I need OpenClaw installed before I can use a listing?
No. The marketplace page says first-party personas and skills work with either OpenClaw or Hermes Agent, while community listings can vary, so you should check the compatibility badges on each product page.
Should I buy a persona, a skill, or a bundle?
Use a persona when you want a defined operator job with instructions and workflow logic included, a skill when you already have an agent and need one capability, and a bundle when you want multiple workflows to work together from the start.
Can I start with free listings first?
Yes. The marketplace includes free listings, including security, cost control, and everyday operator tasks, so you can test fit before buying a full persona or bundle.
Which AI model should I use?
The site recommends Claude Sonnet 4 or better, and says budget models make the personas unreliable.
Do the listings work with Hermes Agent too?
Yes for first-party personas and skills. The page states those listings work with both OpenClaw and Hermes Agent, though community listings may vary by seller.
Quick Facts
- Product type
- AI agent skills directory and marketplace
- Platforms
- OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, Claude Code, Codex
- Primary listing types
- Skills, MCP servers, plugins, personas, bundles
- Marketplace policy
- Manually reviewed before publishing
- Seller terms
- Free to list; sellers keep 90% of each sale
- Source domain
- remoteopenclaw.com
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