Skills

Skills package an opinionated workflow on top of the dlazy CLI: a fixed prompt, a fixed command shape, and a fixed expected output. They are useful when you want an agent to run one specific recipe consistently — without re-deciding which tool to call or which flags to pass.

When to Reach for a Skill

You repeat the same dlazy <tool> --prompt ... flow many times and want it as one button.
You're sharing a workflow with teammates who shouldn't have to learn every flag.
The agent has been picking the wrong tool — a Skill lets you pin the right one.

For free-form exploration where the agent should choose tools, prefer MCP instead.

Using a Skill in OpenClaw

Install the Skill into OpenClaw — for example, install dlazy-generate from ClawHub:
```
openclaw skills install dlazyai/dlazy-generate
```
Make sure npm / npx are on PATH on the host running OpenClaw.
Run dlazy auth set sk-xxxx (or set DLAZY_API_KEY) so the Skill can authenticate.
Trigger the Skill — OpenClaw runs the bundled dlazy command for you.

ClawHub is the distribution surface for published Skills.

Example listing: https://clawhub.ai/dlazyai/dlazy-generate
Before installing a Skill, review its metadata and the install command it runs.
Keep your local CLI authenticated; Skills are thin wrappers and inherit your CLI auth.

Sketch of a Skill

Conceptually, a Skill is just instructions that boil down to a CLI invocation:

# What the Skill ultimately runs
dlazy seedance-2.0 \
  --prompt "$USER_PROMPT" \
  --images "$REFERENCE_IMAGE" \
  --duration 4

Anything the CLI can do (pipelines, --batch, --no-wait, ...) a Skill can wrap.

Skill Catalog

All Skills below are published under the dlazyai/ org on ClawHub. Install any of them with openclaw skills install dlazyai/<name>, or open https://clawhub.ai/dlazyai/<name> to inspect.

Skills

When to Reach for a Skill

Using a Skill in OpenClaw

Sketch of a Skill

Skill Catalog

Composite Generation

Image

Video

Audio

Workflows & Utilities

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