205 Copy-Paste Agent Souls for OpenClaw

What it does This repository is a curated catalog of SOUL.md templates for the OpenClaw ecosystem—pre-written configurations that define an agent’s role, tone, and behavior. It collects 205 templates across 24 categories, from daily standup bots to database migration reviewers, each intended as a copy-paste starting point. You register the file with your OpenClaw gateway rather than installing a library.

The interesting bit The project treats agent personality as infrastructure rather than code. Instead of importing a package, you drop in a markdown file that renames and re-frames a generic LLM worker into something like a “Silent-Failure Hunter” or a “PR Test Analyzer.” It is essentially an “awesome list” where every entry is a job description written in system-prompt form.

Key highlights

• 205 templates across 24 categories including Productivity, Development, Finance, and Supply Chain.
• Each template is a standalone SOUL.md file; the repo also provides a machine-readable agents.json index.
• Includes 132 real-world use cases, MCP server configs, and drop-in model configs for GLM-5.1, GPT-5.4, and others.
• A “Memory Wiki” offers pre-compiled agent memory in a Karpathy-style format.
• Most listings link to CrewClaw, which can generate a full deploy package (Dockerfile, docker-compose, bot) for the chosen role.

Caveats

• The README assumes prior knowledge of OpenClaw; the provided text doesn’t explain what the framework is or how it works.
• Nearly every template is paired with a tracked CrewClaw deploy link, so the repository functions partly as a funnel for an external service.

Verdict Useful if you already run OpenClaw and want a specialized agent without prompt engineering. Skip it if you need a self-contained framework or object to ecosystem-specific config files.