Remote OpenClaw
A searchable catalog of add-ons for AI coding assistants — think an app store for the plugins, connectors, and pre-built skills that make tools like Claude Code more capable, instead of hunting for them across scattered GitHub repos.
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Description
AI coding agents can be extended with plugins that give them new abilities — connecting to a database, reading Slack, controlling a browser — but those extensions are scattered across thousands of GitHub repos, npm packages, and half-updated Discord threads, with no easy way to compare options. Remote OpenClaw is like a well-organized app store for that ecosystem: browse by category, filter by which company built it, and copy the install command, instead of digging through search results one repo at a time.
It aggregates over 13,000 MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, agent skills, and plugins sourced from major providers (Vercel Labs, Anthropic, OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, and others) for use with Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and Hermes, organized into categories like Automation, Data & Analysis, Frontend, Backend & APIs, Testing & QA, Security, and Design & Creative. The site reports 122M+ total skill installs and roughly 52,000 monthly visitors. It's free to browse with no account required; the site monetizes through optional advertising starting at $0.50/click, not subscriptions.
💬 Our review
The short version: if you're tired of Googling for MCP servers and finding three half-maintained forks of the same idea, Remote OpenClaw is a free, no-signup way to browse a much bigger, filterable catalog in one place.
Against glama.ai, mcp.so, Smithery, and PulseMCP — all of which do broadly the same thing (index and let you search MCP servers) — the differentiator here is less about technology and more about which directory happens to have the most complete, current listing and the best filtering when you actually need it; there's real overlap between these tools and it's worth checking two of them for anything niche. The honest limitation is that Remote OpenClaw is a directory, not a vetting service: it aggregates what's out there, including plugins of wildly varying quality and maintenance status, so "listed here" isn't the same as "safe or well-maintained" — you still need to check a given MCP server's own repo before trusting it with real credentials.
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Gratuit pour parcourir le répertoire, sans compte requis. Le site se finance par publicité optionnelle (à partir de 0,50 $/clic), pas par abonnement utilisateur.
Pros
Gratuit, sans compte
Catalogue large (13 000+ entrées)
Filtrage par fournisseur et catégorie
Digest hebdomadaire gratuit
Cons
Simple annuaire, pas de vérification de qualité
Chevauchement fort avec des concurrents équivalents
Pas de revue de sécurité indépendante
Modèle publicitaire pouvant biaiser la mise en avant