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Ep 187 GitHub 1:20 w/ Justy & Cody

GitHub BankrBot/openclaw skills: Moltbot skill library for AI agents. Including polymarket, crypto trading, DeFi operations, automation, and more. Open a PR to add skills.

OpenClaw Skills Library Pre-built capabilities for ai agents to interact with crypto infrastructure. Skills enable autonomous DeFi operations, token launches, onchain messaging, and protocol integrations through natural language interfaces.

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Izzo So here’s one that’s been making the rounds — GitHub - BankrBot/openclaw-skills: Moltbot skill library for AI agents. Including polymarket, crypto trading, DeFi operations, automation, and more. Open a PR to add skills..

Izzo You’re listening to Exploring Next. I’m Izzo, and Boone’s here. Let’s get into it.

Boone Yeah, this caught my attention because OpenClaw Skills Library Pre-built capabilities for ai agents to interact with crypto infrastructure.

Izzo From a product standpoint, the interesting question is who actually ships with this. Each subdirectory within a provider is an installable skill containing a SKILL.md and other skill related files.

Boone Right, and technically Protocol integrations — Connect agents to DeFi protocols, prediction markets, messaging systems, and onchain applications.

Izzo Okay so what should people actually go try? The original source is a good starting point: https://github.com/BankrBot/openclaw-skills

Boone Definitely read that first. And if you want to go deeper, look into related tools in the same space — build something small and see where it breaks.

Izzo Good call. That’s the episode — we’ll catch you on the next one.