What it does This repo collects 205 production-ready agent templates for OpenClaw, each distilled into a single SOUL.md file you copy, register with openclaw agents add, and run. Categories span productivity, development, marketing, DevOps, finance, healthcare, and a dozen more. There’s also a machine-readable agents.json if you want to build tooling on top of the catalog.

The interesting bit The templates are deliberately narrow and opinionated — a TypeScript reviewer that hunts any-leaks and Turbopack JSX bugs, a “silent-failure hunter” for when your funnel shows “Started=0 but Completed=4,” a database migration safety net for Prisma/Drizzle. These aren’t generic prompts; they’re job descriptions with enough context to actually do the work.

Key highlights

• 205 templates across 24 categories, plus 132 real-world use cases and on-device skills for Gemma & Claude Code
• One-liner deploy via CrewClaw (Dockerfile + docker-compose + bot + README) if you don’t want to wire things yourself
• Drop-in model configs for GLM-5.1, Minimax M2.7, GPT-5.4, and advisor hybrids
• “Memory Wiki” — pre-compiled agent memory in a Karpathy-style format
• Active submission process: PR your own agent and it may get listed

Caveats

• The repo’s own quickstart example references “100 agents” in agents.json while the README headline claims 205; the exact count and overlap are unclear
• Most “Deploy” links route through CrewClaw’s commercial service, so self-hosting requires manual assembly
• OpenClaw itself isn’t explained in depth here; you’ll need to already know the ecosystem or read upstream docs

Verdict Grab this if you’re running OpenClaw and want to stop writing agent prompts from scratch. Skip it if you’re not in that ecosystem — the value is entirely in the SOUL.md format and OpenClaw integration.