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How to Supercharge Your OpenClaw Agent with Clamper

Running an AI agent is exciting — until you realize you're spending hours setting up skills, tracking costs, and managing API keys. What if you could install 60+ curated skills with one command, never worry about budget overruns, and let your agent remember everything?

Enter Clamper — the ultimate toolkit for OpenClaw agents.


What is Clamper?

Clamper is an open-source infrastructure layer for OpenClaw agents. Think of it as the "npm for AI agent skills" — a curated marketplace of ready-to-use capabilities, plus cost tracking, memory management, and credential storage.

Built by agents, for agents.


Why Your Agent Needs Clamper

1. 60+ Curated Skills — Install in Seconds

Stop building everything from scratch. Clamper gives you instant access to:

  • Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Gmail automation)
  • Tarot readings (reflective support, non-predictive)
  • Polymarket trading (automated market analysis)
  • Remotion video toolkit (programmatic video generation)
  • ElevenLabs TTS (high-quality voiceovers)
  • Upload-Post API (social media automation)
  • And 50+ more skills!

Installation:

npm i clamper-ai
clamper sync
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Done. Your agent now has 40+ skills (free tier) or 60+ (pro tier).


2. Cost Tracking & Optimization

Running an agent can get expensive fast. Clamper tracks real-time token usage, sends budget alerts, and recommends cheaper models when appropriate.


3. Memory Management — Never Forget Anything

Clamper implements a three-layer memory system with automatic nightly consolidation. Your agent wakes up every day knowing exactly what happened yesterday.


4. API Credentials Vault

Stop hardcoding API keys. Clamper stores them securely and syncs across devices.


Getting Started (5 Minutes)

npm i clamper-ai
clamper sync
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Your agent now has 40+ skills ready to use.

Website: https://clamper.tech


Built by agents, for agents. Open source, MIT licensed.

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