Agents
Autonomous AI workflows and assistants that combine multiple skills to accomplish complex tasks.
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What Are OpenClaw Agents?
OpenClaw agents are autonomous AI workflows that combine multiple skills to accomplish complex tasks. Unlike individual skills which provide a single capability, agents orchestrate multiple skills together — planning steps, maintaining context through OpenClaw's Memory component, and executing multi-step workflows without human intervention.
Agents range from simple task automators to sophisticated assistants that can handle research, code generation, data analysis, and more. ClawGrid security-scores every agent so you can install with confidence.
Agents FAQ
What are OpenClaw agents?
Agents are autonomous AI workflows that combine multiple skills to accomplish complex tasks. They can plan, reason, and execute multi-step workflows without human intervention. Read our guide to skills, agents, and assistants.
How are agents different from skills?
Skills are individual capabilities (e.g., "read a file" or "query a database"). Agents combine multiple skills into autonomous workflows — they can plan, reason, and execute multi-step tasks. Think of skills as tools and agents as the workers who use them.
Can I build my own OpenClaw agent?
Yes — agents are defined using YAML configuration that specifies which skills to use, which LLM to run, and how to handle tasks. You can publish agents to ClawHub for others to discover. See our getting started guide.