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Josip Vlah
Partner
After 6 months running multi-agent operations at RZLT, here's what actually moves the needle. No fluff, just production-tested OpenClaw skills.
Josip Vlah
Partner
After 6 months running multi-agent operations at RZLT, here's what actually moves the needle. No fluff, just production-tested OpenClaw skills.
Most AI "agent" frameworks are chatbots with extra steps.
OpenClaw is different but only if you pick the right skills. I am seeing people saying, OpenClaw just killed this, just killed this, use this etc.. all across my feed. Some advice is good some is fully fake so after months of running multi-agent operations at RZLT, here's what actually moves the needle.
Most AI "agent" frameworks are chatbots with extra steps.
OpenClaw is different but only if you pick the right skills. I am seeing people saying, OpenClaw just killed this, just killed this, use this etc.. all across my feed. Some advice is good some is fully fake so after months of running multi-agent operations at RZLT, here's what actually moves the needle.
No fluff, no "transformative synergy," just what I have been using in production.
If your agent can't browse autonomously, it's not an agent. Period.
What we use:
→ browser-use — The gold standard. Get this first
→ browser-use — The gold standard. Get this first
→ fast-browser-use — When speed beats sophistication
→ fast-browser-use — When speed beats sophistication
→ stealth-browser — For sites that hate bots (LinkedIn, I'm looking at you)
→ stealth-browser — For sites that hate bots (LinkedIn, I'm looking at you)
→ brave-search — Search without API keys
→ brave-search — Search without API keys
One browser agent replaced three virtual assistants for us. Lead research, competitor tracking, content sourcing — 24/7, no coffee breaks.
Discord (our ops hub):
→ discord + discord-admin — Server management and chat
→ discord + discord-admin — Server management and chat
→ discord-voice — Voice channel handling
→ discord-voice — Voice channel handling
Telegram (crypto/web3 clients live here):
→ telegram + telegram-bot — Full bot capabilities
→ telegram + telegram-bot — Full bot capabilities
WhatsApp Business:
→ whatsapp-business — Business API integration
→ whatsapp-business — Business API integration
Slack, Still the enterprise default. "slack" handles most needs.
One agent monitors 12 channels for us. Community management, support, lead qualification running while we sleep.
Anyone can run ads. Organic traffic? That's the real game.
Content:
→ seo-content-writer — Our workhorse. 20+ articles/month
→ seo-content-writer — Our workhorse. 20+ articles/month
→ content-repurposing-engine — One piece becomes ten
→ content-repurposing-engine — One piece becomes ten
→ content-ideas-free — When the well runs dry
→ content-ideas-free — When the well runs dry
SEO:
→ seo — Full suite
→ seo — Full suite
→ seo-competitor-analysis — See what ranks
→ seo-competitor-analysis — See what ranks
→ technical-seo-checker — Find the broken stuff
→ technical-seo-checker — Find the broken stuff
Research:
→ content-research — Never start from zero
→ content-research — Never start from zero
Research → writing → optimization → publishing, mostly hands-off. (The quality surprised me at first.)
Stateless bots are forgetful interns. Agents with memory? That's where magic happens.
→ elite-longterm-memory — Worth every penny
→ elite-longterm-memory — Worth every penny
→ memory-hygiene — Keeps things clean
→ memory-hygiene — Keeps things clean
→ database-operations — General DB work
→ database-operations — General DB work
→ notion — Our knowledge base lives here
→ notion — Our knowledge base lives here
Our agents remember client preferences, project history, past conversations. Clients notice. They say "it feels like you actually know us" — because the agent does.
The internet is visual. Your agents need to be too.
→ antigravity-image-gen — High quality
→ antigravity-image-gen — High quality
→ gemini-image-simple — Google's models
→ gemini-image-simple — Google's models
→ image-edit — Quick fixes
→ image-edit — Quick fixes
Social posts, blog headers, ad creatives. Way fewer stock photo subscriptions now.
If you're technical, these are obvious. If not, skip this section.
→ github — General operations
→ github — General operations
→ github-pages-auto-deploy — Static sites
→ github-pages-auto-deploy — Static sites
→ github-readme-generator — Nobody likes writing these
→ github-readme-generator — Nobody likes writing these
→ gh-action-gen — CI/CD automation
→ gh-action-gen — CI/CD automation
Automated deployments, current documentation, issue triage.
We work with blockchain companies. These are essential.
→ crypto-market-data — No API key needed
→ crypto-market-data — No API key needed
→ crypto-price — Live pricing
→ crypto-price — Live pricing
→ crypto-portfolio-tracker — Client reporting
→ crypto-portfolio-tracker — Client reporting
→ crypto-research — Due diligence
→ crypto-research — Due diligence
Content/Marketing teams:
seo-content-writer, content-research, browser-use, discord
DevRel:
github, discord, telegram, ai-notes-of-video
E-commerce/Fintech:
browser-automation, slack, database-operations
Agencies:
Everything, orchestrated through sub-agents. (Yes, it's chaotic. Yes, it works.)
Most skill installations are cargo culting. Grab 50 skills, wonder why the agent is slow, blame the platform.
The pros:
• Curate ruthlessly — 10 good skills beat 50 random ones
• Test in isolation — One skill, validate, then integrate
• Watch context window — Skills consume tokens
• Version lock critical paths — Auto-updates breaking production = bad times
Best deployments I've seen? Lean. Core skills, deeply integrated, sub-agents for edge cases.
If I lost everything tomorrow, 12 skills minimum:
Foundation:
• browser-use — Web is your OS
• browser-use — Web is your OS
• discord — Interface layer
• discord — Interface layer
• elite-longterm-memory — Context is everything
• elite-longterm-memory — Context is everything
Content:
• seo-content-writer — Growth engine
• seo-content-writer — Growth engine
• image-gen — Visual content
• image-gen — Visual content
• content-research — Never blank page
• content-research — Never blank page
Ops:
• github — Code and docs
• github — Code and docs
• notion — Knowledge base
• notion — Knowledge base
• database-operations — Data persistence
• database-operations — Data persistence
With those 9, you can build almost anything.
━━━
Watching closely:
→ Voice/audio processing — Voice agents coming
→ Video generation — Beyond images
→ Cross-agent protocols — Agents negotiating with agents
The future isn't one agent with 100 skills. It's 100 specialized agents, orchestrated.
━━━
✅ Bottom Line
OpenClaw skills separate demos from deployments that generate revenue.
Start with browser automation. Pick your channels. Layer in content. Invest in memory — the difference between a stateless bot and an agent that remembers is night and day.
The best stack? The one you'll actually use. Curate carefully, integrate deeply, let agents handle the repetitive stuff.
No fluff, no "transformative synergy," just what I have been using in production.
If your agent can't browse autonomously, it's not an agent. Period.
What we use:
→ browser-use — The gold standard. Get this first
→ fast-browser-use — When speed beats sophistication
→ stealth-browser — For sites that hate bots (LinkedIn, I'm looking at you)
→ brave-search — Search without API keys
One browser agent replaced three virtual assistants for us. Lead research, competitor tracking, content sourcing — 24/7, no coffee breaks.
Discord (our ops hub):
→ discord + discord-admin — Server management and chat
→ discord-voice — Voice channel handling
Telegram (crypto/web3 clients live here):
→ telegram + telegram-bot — Full bot capabilities
WhatsApp Business:
→ whatsapp-business — Business API integration
Slack, Still the enterprise default. "slack" handles most needs.
One agent monitors 12 channels for us. Community management, support, lead qualification running while we sleep.
Anyone can run ads. Organic traffic? That's the real game.
Content:
→ seo-content-writer — Our workhorse. 20+ articles/month
→ content-repurposing-engine — One piece becomes ten
→ content-ideas-free — When the well runs dry
SEO:
→ seo — Full suite
→ seo-competitor-analysis — See what ranks
→ technical-seo-checker — Find the broken stuff
Research:
→ content-research — Never start from zero
Research → writing → optimization → publishing, mostly hands-off. (The quality surprised me at first.)
Stateless bots are forgetful interns. Agents with memory? That's where magic happens.
→ elite-longterm-memory — Worth every penny
→ memory-hygiene — Keeps things clean
→ database-operations — General DB work
→ notion — Our knowledge base lives here
Our agents remember client preferences, project history, past conversations. Clients notice. They say "it feels like you actually know us" — because the agent does.
The internet is visual. Your agents need to be too.
→ antigravity-image-gen — High quality
→ gemini-image-simple — Google's models
→ image-edit — Quick fixes
Social posts, blog headers, ad creatives. Way fewer stock photo subscriptions now.
If you're technical, these are obvious. If not, skip this section.
→ github — General operations
→ github-pages-auto-deploy — Static sites
→ github-readme-generator — Nobody likes writing these
→ gh-action-gen — CI/CD automation
Automated deployments, current documentation, issue triage.
We work with blockchain companies. These are essential.
→ crypto-market-data — No API key needed
→ crypto-price — Live pricing
→ crypto-portfolio-tracker — Client reporting
→ crypto-research — Due diligence
Content/Marketing teams:
seo-content-writer, content-research, browser-use, discord
DevRel:
github, discord, telegram, ai-notes-of-video
E-commerce/Fintech:
browser-automation, slack, database-operations
Agencies:
Everything, orchestrated through sub-agents. (Yes, it's chaotic. Yes, it works.)
Most skill installations are cargo culting. Grab 50 skills, wonder why the agent is slow, blame the platform.
The pros:
• Curate ruthlessly — 10 good skills beat 50 random ones
• Test in isolation — One skill, validate, then integrate
• Watch context window — Skills consume tokens
• Version lock critical paths — Auto-updates breaking production = bad times
Best deployments I've seen? Lean. Core skills, deeply integrated, sub-agents for edge cases.
If I lost everything tomorrow, 12 skills minimum:
Foundation:
• browser-use — Web is your OS
• discord — Interface layer
• elite-longterm-memory — Context is everything
Content:
• seo-content-writer — Growth engine
• image-gen — Visual content
• content-research — Never blank page
Ops:
• github — Code and docs
• notion — Knowledge base
• database-operations — Data persistence
With those 9, you can build almost anything.
━━━
Watching closely:
→ Voice/audio processing — Voice agents coming
→ Video generation — Beyond images
→ Cross-agent protocols — Agents negotiating with agents
The future isn't one agent with 100 skills. It's 100 specialized agents, orchestrated.
━━━
✅ Bottom Line
OpenClaw skills separate demos from deployments that generate revenue.
Start with browser automation. Pick your channels. Layer in content. Invest in memory — the difference between a stateless bot and an agent that remembers is night and day.
The best stack? The one you'll actually use. Curate carefully, integrate deeply, let agents handle the repetitive stuff.
About RZLT
RZLT is an AI-Native Growth Agency working with 100+ leading startups and scaleups, helping them expand, grow, and reach new markets through data-driven growth strategies, community, content & optimization, generating 200M+ impressions and driving 100M and 60M+ in funding.
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