SkillRank vs clawhub
AI-agent skill discovery and distribution compared
skillrank helps developers discover, install, and evaluate skills for coding agents, including paired local tests with and without a skill. clawhub provides a shared catalog for publishing and managing OpenClaw skills and plugins; its scope centers on the OpenClaw ecosystem rather than cross-agent evaluation.
SkillRank: Find and Evaluate AI-Agent Skills
SkillRank is a Rust CLI and public registry for finding, installing, and evaluating skills used by Claude Code, Codex, Copilot, and other agents. Its paired evals measure skill effects on token use, speed, and success, and it integrates with BuildBetter ZeroShot.
clawhub: Publish and Discover OpenClaw Skills and Plugins
ClawHub is OpenClaw’s public registry for publishing, versioning, and finding agent skills, with a catalog for plugins and experimental agent packages. It pairs a TanStack Start web app and CLI-friendly API with Convex and OpenAI embeddings for vector search.
| SkillRank | clawhub | |
|---|---|---|
| Language | Rust | TypeScript |
| License | MIT | MIT |
| Stars | 0 | 9.5k |
| Forks | 0 | 1.5k |
| Last analyzed | Oct 22, 2026 | Oct 20, 2026 |
Key differences
- skillrank runs paired evaluations and reports changes in outcomes and resource use; clawhub focuses on publishing, finding, and managing packages.
- skillrank supports coding-agent workflows and MCP integration for Claude Code and Codex; clawhub is designed specifically for OpenClaw.
- skillrank is written in Rust, while clawhub is written in TypeScript.
- skillrank can serve a local registry; clawhub offers a shared public registry with a web interface and CLI-friendly API.
- skillrank's CLI and core library are MIT-licensed, while its hosted registry and website use Elastic License 2.0; clawhub lists an MIT license.
- The supplied facts list skillrank with 0 stars and 0 forks, and clawhub with 9.5k stars and 1.5k forks.
Choose SkillRank if you…
- want to test whether a skill changes task outcomes, time, token use, or cost on your agent.
- need skill discovery, installation, or recommendations across coding-agent workflows.
- want hash-verified installs, local registry options, or MCP tools for Claude Code and Codex.
Choose clawhub if you…
- build for OpenClaw and want a shared catalog for skills and plugins.
- need CLI workflows for publishing versioned releases or installing, updating, pinning, and uninstalling skills.
- want embedding-based search and registry curation tools such as stars, comments, and moderation.
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