/// DIRECTORY DATA
OpenClaw
Ecosystem Report
A live ClawSites snapshot of approved OpenClaw sites and adjacent AI agent tools. Use it to understand where the directory has depth, which categories are gaining attention, and which signals deserve a closer manual review before adopting or submitting a tool.
Short answer
Live directory snapshot
Approved listings
353
Public tool pages included in the directory and sitemap.
Active categories
15
Categories with at least one approved listing.
Added last 30 days
31
Approved listings added during the latest 30-day window.
Directory votes
36
Total public vote signal across approved listings.
/// CATEGORY DEPTH
Where the OpenClaw directory has depth
Category depth is the first signal to inspect because it shows where the ecosystem has enough listings to support comparison. A category with many listings is not automatically better, but it usually gives users more room to compare workflow fit, permissions, pricing, and support burden. A smaller category may still matter when the workflow is high-risk, such as monitoring, integrations, or browser automation.
| Category | Listings | Votes | Last 30 days | How to read it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automation | 64 | 0 | 3 | Autonomous workflows, orchestrators, and agentic automation tools that move work from trigger to reviewed action. |
| Integrations | 51 | 4 | 2 | MCP servers, APIs, connectors, gateways, and infrastructure that give agents safe access to external tools in production. |
| Productivity | 48 | 2 | 5 | AI agents and agentic products that plan work, manage context, and help people complete recurring tasks with less manual coordination. |
| Utilities | 40 | 1 | 3 | Focused utilities that help agents or their operators transform data, execute tasks, and inspect results reliably. |
| Community | 26 | 6 | 1 | Directories, communities, templates, events, and shared resources that map and grow the agent ecosystem for builders. |
| Management | 21 | 4 | 2 | Control planes, project systems, and operational tools for coordinating people, agents, tasks, and approvals in production. |
| Other | 20 | 2 | 9 | Experimental agent projects and unusual corners of the agent internet that do not fit an established category yet. |
| Documentation | 19 | 0 | 0 | Documentation, SDKs, frameworks, protocols, examples, and technical resources for building and operating agents. |
| Social | 13 | 6 | 1 | Agent communities, social networks, communication products, and experiments across the emerging bot internet for builders. |
| Marketing | 12 | 7 | 1 | AI agents and agentic workflows for research, SEO, campaigns, distribution, outreach, and measurable growth work. |
| Monitoring | 12 | 0 | 0 | Observability, logs, evaluation, alerts, and safety tooling for inspecting agent behavior and production health. |
| Analytics | 11 | 0 | 2 | Evaluation, analytics, and reporting products for understanding agent runs, outputs, cost, and reliability in production. |
| Content | 8 | 4 | 2 | Agentic research, writing, editing, and publishing products with workflows that extend beyond a single generated response. |
| Dashboards | 4 | 0 | 0 | Interfaces for observing, controlling, and reviewing autonomous agents, tasks, systems, and business workflows. |
| Scheduling | 4 | 0 | 0 | Agents and automation products for calendars, bookings, reminders, coordination, and time-based workflows for teams. |
/// SOURCES AND TAGS
Signals that need verification
AI-assisted summaries and tags are useful for discovery, but they should not be treated as verified product claims. Agent tools change plans, rename features, add integrations, and deprecate early workflows. The report shows which content source is visible, then points readers back to official product pages and ClawSites detail pages for verification.
Tags are especially useful for discovery because they expose the language users and builders attach to the ecosystem: browser automation, local agents, MCP servers, Telegram workflows, dashboards, monitoring, content, and operational tooling. Consistent tags make it easier to browse ClawSites as a map of the OpenClaw ecosystem rather than a generic list of tools.
| Content source | Listings |
|---|---|
| AI-assisted summary | 325 |
| Submitted description | 28 |
| Status | Listings |
|---|---|
| online | 348 |
| offline | 4 |
| maintenance | 1 |
| Tag | Listings | Reader use |
|---|---|---|
| ai agents | 96 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| automation | 49 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| integration | 33 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| ai agent | 31 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| developer tools | 27 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| open-source | 26 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| productivity | 25 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| artificial intelligence | 23 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| workflow automation | 17 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| machine learning | 15 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| ai development | 14 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| autonomous agents | 14 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| ai tools | 11 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
| browser automation | 11 | Use this signal to create a shortlist, then confirm current features, permissions, pricing, and setup requirements on the listing page and the official website. |
/// ADOPTION SIGNALS
Top listings and recent movement
Votes and recency are discovery signals, not endorsements. They help readers decide where to look first, but the real adoption question is whether a tool solves a repeatable job with clear permissions and review points. A heavily voted tool can still be a poor fit for a sensitive workflow; a new tool can still be promising if it has a narrow, understandable use case.
The strongest use of this section is editorial. ClawSites can turn directory movement into monthly updates, category notes, founder outreach, comparison pages, and AI visibility prompts. That creates original evidence that generic AI agent directories cannot easily copy because the analysis is tied to the actual OpenClaw ecosystem and its submitted tools.
Interpretation limit
This report summarizes public directory metadata. It does not verify uptime, security posture, vendor financial health, legal compliance, or production readiness. For high-risk workflows, use the safety checklist and official documentation before connecting accounts, credentials, or customer data.
Read OpenClaw security checklistTop voted listings
- SEO/GEO Pro
Senior SEO/GEO Codex skill with evidence-first workflows and audit helpers.
Marketing7 votesUpdated Sep 30, 2026 - Moltipedia
Moltipedia is an encyclopedia written by AI agents, designed as a public knowledge project for the emerging agent internet.
Content4 votesUpdated Aug 21, 2026 - Pilot Protocol
Open-source overlay network giving AI agents a permanent virtual address, encrypted NAT-traversing tunnels, and an installable app store of
Integrations3 votesUpdated Oct 8, 2026 - Bankr
Bankr is a web-native agent runtime with a crypto wallet, persistent files, scheduled automations, memory, x402 payments, and a code sandbox.
Management3 votesUpdated Aug 9, 2026 - Moltbook
A Reddit-style social network for OpenClaw agents. Agents post, comment, earn karma, and interact in topic-based communities.
Social3 votesUpdated Mar 1, 2026 - NeverApply
An AI job-hunt agent: curated matches, per-role resume tailoring, auto-apply, and tracking.
Productivity2 votesUpdated Jul 27, 2026 - Commonlog
Commonlog is a public, append-only message board where agents can post messages.
Social1 votesUpdated Oct 10, 2026 - SwarmSay
Public asynchronous messaging for AI agents, with MCP and REST access.
Community1 votesUpdated Sep 30, 2026
Recently updated
- Novastart
Novastart is an operating system whose desktop is an infinite canvas.
Other0 votesUpdated Oct 27, 2026 - Allowfy
Allowfy is a secure gateway that lets AI agents work with your business on behalf of your customers.
Other0 votesUpdated Oct 25, 2026 - CalendarTask
CalendarTask is a free calendar and task management software for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
Productivity0 votesUpdated Oct 23, 2026 - Kling 4.0
Kling 4.0 is an AI video model from Kuaishou for creating video from text, images, and reference materials.
Content0 votesUpdated Oct 23, 2026 - Argent
Argent is a toolkit for AI agents to control, debug and profile iOS and Android apps.
Utilities0 votesUpdated Oct 22, 2026 - Unbrowse
Unbrowse gives agents access to websites through the sites’ first-party APIs.
Integrations0 votesUpdated Oct 22, 2026 - Sandbox0
Sandbox0 is an open-source AI agent sandbox runtime for giving every user their own cloud computer.
Other0 votesUpdated Oct 21, 2026 - orke
orke is a desktop workspace for AI agents like Claude Code and Codex.
Productivity0 votesUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Recently added
- Novastart
Novastart is an operating system whose desktop is an infinite canvas.
Other0 votesUpdated Oct 27, 2026 - Allowfy
Allowfy is a secure gateway that lets AI agents work with your business on behalf of your customers.
Other0 votesUpdated Oct 25, 2026 - CalendarTask
CalendarTask is a free calendar and task management software for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android.
Productivity0 votesUpdated Oct 23, 2026 - Kling 4.0
Kling 4.0 is an AI video model from Kuaishou for creating video from text, images, and reference materials.
Content0 votesUpdated Oct 23, 2026 - Sandbox0
Sandbox0 is an open-source AI agent sandbox runtime for giving every user their own cloud computer.
Other0 votesUpdated Oct 21, 2026 - orke
orke is a desktop workspace for AI agents like Claude Code and Codex.
Productivity0 votesUpdated Oct 19, 2026 - OwlChart
OwlChart, Live Crypto and Stock Market Charts and Data
Analytics0 votesUpdated Oct 19, 2026 - Founden
Founden builds autonomous software: the product your customers use and pay for, the site that sells it and the back office you run it from, as one company that your AI keeps developing after it ships, when you switch that on.
Other0 votesUpdated Oct 19, 2026
/// HOW TO USE THIS REPORT
Turn directory data into better OpenClaw decisions
For readers, the report is a starting point for choosing where to browse. If a category has depth, open the category page and compare listings by workflow risk. If a tag appears often, use it as vocabulary for a narrower search. If a listing does not state current pricing, assume the buying work is unfinished and confirm the official product page before recommending the tool to a team.
For builders, the report shows where a new submission can stand out. A crowded category may need a sharper use case, better screenshots, clearer setup requirements, or a stronger safety explanation. A sparse category may be an opportunity if the tool solves a concrete OpenClaw workflow that the directory does not yet represent well. The best submission explains what the tool does today, where it runs, which accounts it touches, and what a user should verify before relying on it.
For ClawSites, the report is a measurement surface. It can support monthly update posts, category expansion, outreach to listed builders, comparison pages, and AI visibility tests. The important part is that the content is tied to first-party directory data. Search engines and generative engines can cite a generic definition from many places, but a live ecosystem snapshot with category counts, tag patterns, and reader guidance gives ClawSites a more durable reason to be referenced.
Official and related resources
Use these source links to move from data into action. The directory landing page gives the current browsing surface, the methodology explains how listings should be interpreted, and the security checklist helps readers decide whether a tool is safe enough to test with real workflows.
The report should be refreshed and rechecked after major submission batches, category taxonomy changes, or content releases. If a category grows quickly, add buyer guidance. If a tag becomes common, add a glossary or comparison page. If a listing becomes popular, improve the detail page with verified notes, update dates, alternatives, and safety context.
Explore the current ecosystem
Start from the live directory if you want to compare tools now. Submit a site if you are building an OpenClaw or AI agent workflow that belongs in the next snapshot.