Domain registrar and DNS manager using the Name.com CORE API. Use when the user asks to search for, buy, or register domains, manage DNS records (A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT), solve ACME DNS-01 challenges for TLS certificates, or update dynamic DNS for residential/home-lab setups.
Local offline text-to-speech via Piper TTS. Self-contained setup, automatic language detection, per-call voice selection. Extensible to any language. Writes output into the OpenClaw workspace.
Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets — NO Google Cloud Console required. Just OAuth sign-in. Zero setup complexity vs traditional Google API integrations.
Read-only access to Untis/WebUntis student timetables. Use when you need to fetch or summarize a student's current schedule (today/this week/date range), upcoming lessons, rooms, teachers, or substitutions from a WebUntis instance.
Generic Telegram Web automation for group check-ins. Supports multiple groups via configuration.
Fix PowerPoint font embedding issues in PDF export by patching text transparency in PPTX files. Use when a user has a PPTX file where exported PDFs show wrong/default fonts instead of the intended downloaded/custom fonts, even with font embedding enabled. Works by applying minimal (1%) transparency to fully-opaque text runs, which forces PowerPoint to properly embed fonts during PDF export.
Convert HTML pages to clean, agent-friendly markdown using Readability + Turndown. Strips navigation, ads, footers, cookie banners, social CTAs. Supports URL fetch, local files, stdin, token budgeting, and output flags. Ideal for research tasks, content extraction, and web scraping in agent workflows.
Generates a structured report HTML based on a specific template. Invoke when user wants to create a report, slide, or summary card from raw content.
Capture website screenshots from the command line. Use when user wants to take screenshots of any URL (Twitter, news sites, webpages) and send them via Discord/Feishu. Requires capture-website-cli to be installed (npm install -g capture-website-cli).