
brennerspear skills on Claude Market
7 skills published by brennerspear. Each listing includes a one-command install for Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and Hermes, plus a link to the upstream source.
flights-search
Searches real-time flight schedules and prices using Google Flights data. Accepts IATA codes or city names and automatically expands metro areas to all relevant airports. Supports filters for stops, departure window, cabin class, and passenger count.
telegram-ops
Manages Telegram forum topics via the Bot API within an OpenClaw environment. Covers the full lifecycle: creating topics, setting icons, registering them in OpenClaw config with system prompts, and archiving with session cleanup.
agent-self-reflection
Runs hourly as a cron job to analyze recent agent sessions, identifying what succeeded and what failed. Extracts specific, actionable lessons and routes each insight to the appropriate workspace file based on type. Skips vague summaries and only writes insights that are new, specific, and directly applicable.
amazon-shopper
Automates purchasing and returns on Amazon via browser automation using the agent-browser CLI and Chrome DevTools Protocol. Reorders run silently from order history; new items pause for a screenshot confirmation before checkout. Returns follow a fixed set of default answers and report back only once confirmed.
domain-check
Checks domain availability and pricing across common TLDs using the Vercel Registrar API. Handles purchasing, listing, and managing domains through Vercel CLI commands.
deslop
Scans a branch diff for AI-generated noise, such as unnecessary defensive checks, redundant type casts, lint suppressions, and placeholder comments, then removes only what contradicts local code style. It compares each candidate against surrounding patterns before deleting anything and verifies the build passes afterward.
system-watchdog
A bash script that checks macOS system resources and flags processes exceeding memory, CPU, disk, or runtime thresholds. Outputs structured JSON to stdout, ready to pipe into other tools or feed to an agent. Common targets include stale AI coding agents, speech-to-text servers, and leaked dev processes.