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LarryBrain
LarryBrain provides a catalog for browsing, installing, and publishing skills for OpenClaw AI agents.
About LarryBrain
LarryBrain is a web catalog of skills for OpenClaw AI agents. Users can browse skills and APIs, have their agent find and install a skill from a plain-language request, and publish their own skills. According to the homepage, skills are installed and run on the user's machine. The homepage describes the catalog as covering areas such as marketing, dev tools, and design, and it lists specific skills for social media analytics, TikTok campaign automation, and video creation.
The homepage says the service provides access to all skills through one paid monthly subscription, and that a free skill, Larry Marketing, is available. The homepage also presents performance figures for the Larry Marketing skill. These figures are not independently verified in this entry. Account sign-up is through Google or GitHub.
Key features
- Browse, install, and publish skills for OpenClaw AI agents
- Agent searches the catalog and installs skills from plain-language requests
- Skills run locally using the user's own API keys
- Xcellent: a local web app for X analytics and post scheduling
- Agent MediaPro: script-to-video creation directly from an agent
- Creator tools for publishing skills, listed under the subscription
Best for: Users of OpenClaw AI agents who want ready-made skills for marketing, development, or content tasks.
Good for
- Skills run locally on the user's machine, and the homepage states that API keys stay local.
- The homepage states that every skill is reviewed before publication and that creators are verified through GitHub.
- A free skill is available without a subscription.
Watch out for
- Skills use the user's own API keys, so the user must have accounts and keys for the connected services.
- The free tier is described as including only the Larry Marketing skill.
- Performance figures on the homepage are self-reported and are not independently verified.
LarryBrain at a glance
- Website
- larrybrain.com
- Category
- AI & Machine Learning › AI Agents & Automation
- Type
- Online tool
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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LarryBrain FAQ
Do I need a subscription to use skills?
The homepage says one subscription provides access to every skill in the marketplace. It also states that the Larry Marketing skill is free.
Where are my API keys stored when I use a skill?
The homepage says skills run on the user's machine with the user's own API keys and that credentials are not sent to LarryBrain's servers. This is the company's own statement and has not been independently verified here.
How do I install the LarryBrain skill?
The homepage says to download the LarryBrain skill from GitHub and place it in the agent's skills directory, or to ask the agent to fetch it from www.larrybrain.com/skill.
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