Setup & Installation
Or with the ClawHub CLI, for registry-managed skill folders outside a full OpenClaw workspace:
Version History
docs: include recommend --n 5 in Quick Start
What This Skill Does
A local registry and filtering tool for hackathons, builder programs, and grants. Reads a curated source list and shortlist file to surface online-eligible opportunities without any crawling or form automation. Outputs filtered views and paste-ready templates.
Keeps hackathon discovery offline-safe and reproducible by working from a local registry instead of scraping live sites on every run.
When to use it
- Finding online-only hackathons to apply to this week
- Filtering the source list by type like web3 or AI
- Getting a ranked shortlist recommendation before a deadline
- Generating a Notion-paste summary of current opportunities
- Browsing Devpost AI category without leaving the terminal
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: show me the top 5 online hackathons I should apply to
- 1Run `aoi-hackathon sources --online ok` to filter the registry for online-eligible entries
- 2Run `aoi-hackathon recommend --n 5` to read the shortlist and rank top candidates, excluding rejected items
- 3Open a high-priority source with `openclaw browser open https://devpost.com/c/artificial-intelligence`
- 4Capture current deadline details with `openclaw browser snapshot --efficient`
- 5Run `aoi-hackathon template` to print a Notion-paste summary for the shortlisted items
A ranked list of 5 online-eligible hackathons with a paste-ready summary template
Requirements
Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.