Skill
Skillnote
Self-hosted skill registry for OpenClaw. Stores procedures your team writes (name, description, body), syncs them to disk before each task, and collects whic...
When to use Skillnote
Choose if
You're running an OpenClaw-based team and want to operate a private skill registry on your own infrastructure — keeping procedure content, usage events, and comments inside your perimeter rather than on ClawHub's public registry. The skill sets a hard cap on skills per task and includes a comment-frequency limit, which is helpful when you're trying to keep agent context tight.
Avoid if
You don't run OpenClaw, or you're happy with the public ClawHub registry and don't need usage telemetry. Avoid also if you can't host a Docker backend (the skill requires a running backend at SKILLNOTE_BASE_URL plus Python 3, curl, and bash) or if you need automatic backend installation — SKILL.md is explicit that startup is manual.
Risk Flags
- LOW scope SKILL.md instructs agents to never load more than 5 sn-* SKILL.md files into context per task and to pick at most 3 relevant skills by default; picking accuracy is stated to degrade past 20 skills.
- MEDIUM lock_in Couples your team to OpenClaw's skill format and the Skillnote backend. Sync depends on a running backend at SKILLNOTE_BASE_URL; if backend is down sync.sh exits non-zero and the SKILL.md instructs agents to stop rather than retry blindly.
Cost
Type: Free
Distribution
- ClawHub
skillnote- License
- MIT-0