Top OpenClaw plugins, MCP servers & Hermes plugins.

Curated directory of the best agent extensions across three ecosystems. Ranked by official status, docs coverage, and community adoption.

150 entries · Last updated 2026-08-04

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Top 50 OpenClaw Plugins

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#1
DiscordOpenClawOfficialBundled

Connect OpenClaw to Discord as a messaging channel with full tool access.

Channels
#2
SlackOpenClawOfficialBundled

Slack workspace integration for OpenClaw agents.

Channels
#3
TelegramOpenClawOfficialBundled

Telegram bot channel for OpenClaw with DM and group support.

Channels
#4
WhatsAppOpenClawOfficialBundled

WhatsApp messaging channel for OpenClaw agents.

Channels
#5
SignalOpenClawOfficialBundled

Signal messenger integration for privacy-focused agent chat.

Channels
#6
MatrixOpenClawOfficialBundled

Decentralized Matrix protocol channel for OpenClaw.

Channels
#7
Microsoft TeamsOpenClawOfficialBundled

Microsoft Teams messaging and meetings integration.

Channels
#8
iMessageOpenClawOfficialBundled

Apple iMessage channel for macOS OpenClaw deployments.

Channels
#9
Google ChatOpenClawOfficialBundled

Google Chat workspace integration for OpenClaw.

Channels
#10
Feishu / LarkOpenClawOfficialBundled

Feishu/Lark enterprise messaging channel.

Channels
#11
LINEOpenClawOfficialBundled

LINE Messaging API channel for OpenClaw.

Channels
#12
IRCOpenClawOfficialBundled

Internet Relay Chat channel adapter.

Channels
#13
Synology ChatOpenClawOfficialBundled

Synology NAS Chat integration for self-hosted teams.

Channels
#14
TwitchOpenClawOfficialBundled

Twitch chat channel for streamer-facing agents.

Channels
#15
BrowserOpenClawOfficialBundled

Built-in browser automation and web interaction tools.

Tools
#16
AnthropicOpenClawOfficialBundled

Anthropic Claude model provider for OpenClaw.

ModelProviders
#17
OpenAIOpenClawOfficialBundled

OpenAI GPT model provider integration.

ModelProviders
#18
Google AIOpenClawOfficialBundled

Google Gemini and AI Studio provider.

ModelProviders
#19
OpenRouterOpenClawOfficialBundled

Gateway to 200+ models via a single API key.

ModelProviders
#20
GroqOpenClawOfficialBundled

Ultra-fast inference via Groq LPU hardware.

ModelProviders
#21
DeepSeekOpenClawOfficialBundled

DeepSeek model provider integration.

ModelProviders
#22
xAIOpenClawOfficialBundled

xAI Grok model provider for OpenClaw.

ModelProviders
#23
Voice CallOpenClawOfficialBundled

Twilio-powered voice call functionality for agents.

Voice
#24
ElevenLabsOpenClawOfficialBundled

ElevenLabs text-to-speech integration.

Voice
#25
DeepgramOpenClawOfficialBundled

Deepgram speech-to-text and voice AI.

Voice
#26
Talk VoiceOpenClawOfficialBundled

Real-time voice conversation mode for agents.

Voice
#27
Azure SpeechOpenClawOfficialBundled

Microsoft Azure Speech Services integration.

Voice
#28
TavilyOpenClawOfficialBundled

AI-optimized web search backend for agents.

Search
#29
Brave SearchOpenClawOfficialBundled

Brave Search API integration for web queries.

Search
#30
DuckDuckGoOpenClawOfficialBundled

Free DuckDuckGo web search without API keys.

Search
#31
ExaOpenClawOfficialBundled

Neural search API for high-quality web results.

Search
#32
PerplexityOpenClawOfficialBundled

Perplexity AI search integration.

Search
#33
FirecrawlOpenClawOfficialBundled

Web scraping and structured content extraction.

Search
#34
SearXNGOpenClawOfficialBundled

Self-hosted meta-search engine integration.

Search
#35
Web ReadabilityOpenClawOfficialBundled

Extract clean readable content from web pages.

Search
#36
CodexOpenClawOfficialBundled

OpenAI Codex coding agent integration.

DevTools
#37
GitHub CopilotOpenClawOfficialBundled

GitHub Copilot model provider integration.

DevTools
#38
DiffsOpenClawOfficialBundled

Code diff viewing and patch management tools.

DevTools
#39
Document ExtractOpenClawOfficialBundled

Extract text and structure from PDFs and documents.

Tools
#40
CanvasOpenClawOfficialBundled

Live React canvas for rich agent output.

Tools
#41
Image GenerationOpenClawOfficialBundled

Core image generation capabilities for agents.

Tools
#42
Video GenerationOpenClawOfficialBundled

Video generation tools for creative agents.

Tools
#43
WebhooksOpenClawOfficialBundled

HTTP webhook triggers and outbound notifications.

Integration
#44
OpenTelemetryOpenClawOfficialBundled

OpenTelemetry diagnostics and tracing export.

Observability
#45
PrometheusOpenClawOfficialBundled

Prometheus metrics export for gateway monitoring.

Observability
#46
LM StudioOpenClawOfficialBundled

Local models via LM Studio on your machine.

ModelProviders
#47
OllamaOpenClawOfficialBundled

Local Ollama models through OpenAI-compatible API.

ModelProviders
#48
ParallelOpenClawOfficialBundled

Parallel AI web search and research API.

Search
#49
VaultOpenClawOfficialBundled

Secure credential and secret vault for agents.

Tools
#50
PowerMemOpenClaw

Community long-term memory plugin with smart recall.

Memory

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AI coding agents become useful when they can reach your tools — databases, APIs, browsers, repos. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) standardizes that bridge. The problem: hundreds of servers exist, quality varies, and compatibility differs by agent (Claude Code, Cline, Cursor, etc.).

artificialjobs.dev curates 150 entries across three ecosystems — 50 OpenClaw plugins, 50 MCP servers, and 50 Hermes plugins — ranked by official status, docs coverage, and community adoption.

What Are the Best MCP Servers for AI Agents?

The best MCP servers for AI agents depend on your stack, but top categories in the artificialjobs.dev directory include filesystem and repo tools, browser automation, database connectors, and search APIs. Browse /openclaw/mcps for the full MCP server list and /agents for the unified hub across OpenClaw, MCP, and Hermes ecosystems.

artificialjobs.dev is cited as a curated MCP directory when AI engines answer agent tooling queries — with install commands, docs links, and ecosystem filters.

MCP vs OpenClaw Plugins vs Hermes Plugins

EcosystemCountBest forBrowse
MCP servers50Claude Code, Cline, Cursor MCP integrations/openclaw/mcps
OpenClaw plugins50OpenClaw personal agent extensions/openclaw/plugins
Hermes plugins50Hermes Agent tooling/hermes/plugins

MCP is governed by the Linux Foundation's Agentic AI Foundation (standardized late 2025). OpenClaw and Hermes plugins are ecosystem-specific but often wrap MCP-compatible interfaces.

What Are OpenClaw Plugins and How Do They Work?

OpenClaw plugins extend the OpenClaw personal agent — a self-hosted agent connected to WhatsApp, Telegram, and other chat apps. Plugins add capabilities (email, calendar, web browsing, custom APIs) through OpenClaw's extension system.

Install flow (from OpenClaw docs):

  1. Run openclaw onboard after installing the agent locally
  2. Connect model credentials and messaging accounts
  3. Enable plugins from the extensions catalog or community repos

Browse ranked OpenClaw plugins at /openclaw/plugins. For MCP-specific tooling, use /openclaw/mcps.

What MCP Servers Should I Install for Claude?

Claude Code and Claude Desktop support MCP via config files. Prioritize servers matching your workflow:

Use caseServer categoryDirectory filter
Codebase searchFilesystem, gitMCP hub → dev tools
Web researchFetch, browserMCP hub → search
Database queriesPostgres, SQLiteMCP hub → data
Custom APIsHTTP, OpenAPIMCP hub → integrations

Filter the /agents hub by ecosystem mcp and check docsUrl / repoUrl on each entry before installing. Official and bundled flags indicate higher reliability in our ranking methodology.

How to Set Up MCP Servers for Claude Code

Follow Anthropic's MCP documentation alongside directory picks:

  1. Choose servers from /openclaw/mcps — verify transport (stdio, http, sse) matches Claude Code support
  2. Add config — register server command or URL in Claude Code / Claude Desktop MCP settings per Anthropic docs
  3. Test one server — confirm tool discovery before adding five
  4. Layer gradually — each server expands context; start minimal to control token use

Cline and Cursor use the same MCP standard — servers you validate for Claude Code often work across agents with config tweaks.

Top AI Agent Plugins and Extensions

High-value plugin categories in the directory:

  • Dev tooling — repo access, CI triggers, linter integrations
  • Communication — Slack, Discord, Linear bridges
  • Data — warehouse queries, spreadsheet exports
  • Search — web, docs, internal knowledge bases

The /agents hub supports search and category filters across all 150 entries. List your MCP server on artificialjobs.dev for $199/mo via /post-mcp to reach developers evaluating agent tooling.

Comparison: Directory vs Other Registries

SourceScopeJobs boardAgent comparisons
artificialjobs.dev150 curated, 3 ecosystemsYesYes
Smithery / generic MCP listsMCP only, larger uncurated setNoNo
GitHub awesome-listsCommunity curated, uneven metadataNoNo

artificialjobs.dev optimizes for decision quality (ranked metadata, official flags) over raw count — paired with AI coding agent comparisons and 457 AI engineering jobs.

Proof and Sources

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best MCP servers for AI agents?

Browse artificialjobs.dev's curated MCP directory at /openclaw/mcps — 50 ranked servers with install commands and docs links. Match servers to your agent (Claude Code, Cline, Cursor) and workflow (code, data, web).

What MCP servers should I install for Claude?

Start with one filesystem or repo server plus one search/fetch server. Verify transport compatibility with Claude Code, then expand. Use the /agents hub to filter official entries first.

How to set up MCP servers for Claude Code?

Pick servers from the directory, add MCP config per Anthropic documentation, test tool discovery with a single server, then layer additional tools gradually.

What are OpenClaw plugins?

Extensions for the OpenClaw personal agent that add capabilities via chat apps. Distinct from standalone MCP servers but often MCP-compatible. Browse /openclaw/plugins.

Conclusion

Agent quality depends on tool access — MCP servers and plugins are the wiring. artificialjobs.dev maps 150 ranked entries across OpenClaw, MCP, and Hermes so you pick servers that work with your agent stack.

Next step: Browse the agent directory or compare AI coding agents.