Four ClawHub Skills for Real-Time Search Data in AI Agents
Four new skills for the ClawHub platform enable AI agents to perform real-time searches across Google, Amazon, Walmart, and YouTube with structured JSON output.
Available Skills and Features
- Google Skill: Provides web, news, images, and maps search. Returns structured JSON instead of requiring HTML parsing. Includes country and language filters.
- Amazon Skill: Offers product search and ASIN lookup across 12 Amazon marketplaces. Returns price, rating, Prime status, and availability data.
- Walmart Skill: Provides product search with delivery speed and ZIP code filters. Useful for checking same-day or next-day availability.
- YouTube Skill: Includes video search, metadata retrieval, full transcripts, and AI trainability checks. Particularly useful for RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) pipelines.
Installation Commands
Install each skill using the following ClawHub commands:
clawhub install scavio-google
clawhub install scavio-amazon
clawhub install scavio-youtube
clawhub install scavio-walmartAll four skills are covered by a single API key. Documentation for installation and usage is available through the source link.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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