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AI Tools (3)
Rabbit R1 – An AI hardware device that challenges the "App terminator," a small orange box that went from being ridiculed to gaining popularity.
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The Rabbit R1 is an AI-native pocket assistant launched by Rabbit Inc. It features a Large Motion Model (LAM) and allows users to directly control apps and complete tasks via voice commands. Although it was controversial due to its incomplete functionality after its release in early 2024, its reputation has reversed after more than 35 OTA updates over two years and a rewrite of Rabbit OS 2. The company also plans to launch a more geeky Cyberdeck product.
2026-07-09heyCLI - Your Copilot for Linux Commands
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heyCLI is a natural language tool for Linux commands that lets you work in the terminal using plain English. Instead of memorizing complex syntax, simply describe what you want to do in everyday language, and heyCLI will generate and execute the appropriate commands. It acts as your copilot for file management, system administration, networking, and more. Ideal for beginners, DevOps engineers, developers, and anyone looking to boost terminal productivity. Supports common commands and piping, making the Linux command line as easy as chatting.
2026-07-17Laihua - AI Video Generation and Animation Creation Platform
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Laihua is a creative tool platform integrating AI video generation, animation production, and digital human broadcasting. Users can quickly generate high-quality video content by inputting text, images, or simple commands, supporting various animation styles and digital human avatars. It is widely used in marketing, education, and self-media. The platform offers massive templates and materials, lowering the barrier to video creation and improving efficiency.
2026-07-17Career Skills (3)
ClawSweeper: Automated Warehouse Work Order Cleanup and Inspection Capability
ClawSweeper is an intelligent DevOps agent skill designed for OpenClaw to automate issue management in GitHub projects. It automatically scans repository issues and pull requests (PRs) to identify invalid items—such as those that are stale, unreproducible, or already resolved—and uses AI to generate standardized closing comments for batch archiving, thereby reducing manual maintenance effort. It features built-in safety safeguards to prevent the accidental closure of issues marked with protected labels, linked to active PRs, or created by administrators. Additionally, it supports scheduled polling, manual trigger commands, issue status queries, and the automatic submission of fix PRs.
End-to-end release process management skills
The Release OpenClaw Maintainer is a tool designed for the end-to-end management of OpenClaw stable and beta releases. It handles version number management, changelog generation, release note drafting, the execution of release commands, and artifact verification. Operating in coordination with release-openclaw-ci (for CI verification) and openclaw-changelog-update (for changelog generation), it serves as the core control layer for the OpenClaw release process.
Source-Audit-Driven Document Refactoring Skills
OpenClaw Refactor Docs is a skill designed for the source-audit-driven refactoring of existing OpenClaw documentation pages. Building upon the `openclaw-docs` skill—which handles style, page types, examples, and validation—it introduces a refactoring workflow that mandates the preservation and verification of all behavioral facts during rewriting, restructuring, splitting, or streamlining; this ensures that accurate descriptions of system behavior are not lost in the process. It requires source-based verification (against source code, tests, or schemas) for all behavior-sensitive information—such as configuration fields, commands, default values, and permission rules—rather than relying on inferences based on names or intent.