Ecosystem
OpenClaw Integration
ClawHub is the skill registry OpenClaw agents install from, and Hermes Agent reads it as a skill source too. Scavio publishes 50 skills there under the scavio-ai account: one per platform, each named for the data it fetches rather than for Scavio, so amazon-product-data is Amazon, google-search-api is Google Search, and tiktok-scraper-api is TikTok. A skill maps a natural-language request to the right Scavio endpoint, quotes the credit cost, and returns structured JSON. No wrapper, no glue code.
Set your key once
SCAVIO_API_KEY environment variable. Set it once and each skill picks it up automatically, with no per-skill config.Step-by-Step Integration Guide
Step 1: Install the skills you need
Always install with the @scavio-ai/ owner prefix. Skill slugs on ClawHub are per publisher, and other publishers hold some of the same names, so a bare slug can resolve to someone else's skill.
# One skill
clawhub install @scavio-ai/amazon-product-data
# A few platforms at once
clawhub install @scavio-ai/google-search-api
clawhub install @scavio-ai/reddit-search-api
clawhub install @scavio-ai/youtube-data-api
# Hermes Agent, which reads ClawHub as a source
hermes skills install clawhub/amazon-product-dataHermes resolves the bare slug and cannot take an owner prefix. Two Scavio slugs are also held by other publishers, reddit-search-api and google-news-api, so on Hermes check that the owner shown is scavio-ai before installing those two.
Prefer Claude Code, Cursor or Codex? The same 50 skills, plus a single umbrella skill that covers all of them, install with npx skills add scavio-ai/skills. See Agent Skills.
Step 2: Set your API key
Every skill reads your key from the SCAVIO_API_KEY environment variable. Add the export to your shell profile so it persists.
export SCAVIO_API_KEY=your_keyGet a key at the Scavio Dashboard. A new account starts with 50 credits, no card required, and the key is created for you at signup under API Keys.
Step 3: Use it
Ask your agent in plain language. The skill identifies the endpoint, states what the call costs, runs it, and returns the data with credits_used and credits_remaining from the response.
# Example agent prompts
"Find standing desks under $300 on Amazon and list price, rating and review count"
"Search Google for the latest AI research papers from 2026"
"Get the full discussion at reddit.com/r/Python/comments/1smb9du/"
"Pull the transcript of this YouTube video and summarize it"Available Skills
Every skill, its platform, and what one call costs. The slug is what you install; click it to open the skill on ClawHub.
Credit Costs
A skill call costs exactly what the same API call costs, and the table above is the per-call price. Most endpoints are 1 credit. Where a platform charges more, the skill says so before the agent calls it, and the highest single costs are LinkedIn job detail at 30, Kuaishou batch video at 40, Instagram profile lookups at 10, and YouTube transcripts at 8. Free accounts start with 50 one-time credits with no monthly refill. See pricing for plans and rate limits for the concurrency each plan allows.
Hermes Agent
Hermes blocks any community skill that fails its security scan. All 50 Scavio skills scan clean: no example reads a key from the environment in code, every package install is version-pinned, and nothing in the text matches its prompt-injection heuristics. Install them by their ClawHub identifier as shown in Step 1.
Benefits of Scavio + OpenClaw
- Modular: install only the skills your agent needs, one per platform across 50 platforms.
- Zero glue: natural-language in, structured JSON out, no wrappers or boilerplate.
- Shared auth: one
SCAVIO_API_KEYenv var powers every installed skill. - Cost-aware: each skill carries its endpoint costs and the traps that would otherwise burn credits, such as identifiers that only work on some endpoints and paginated calls that bill per page.
Next Steps
- Browse every Scavio skill on ClawHub
- Agent Skills: the same skills for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and other clients via
npx skills add scavio-ai/skills - Scavio MCP Server: the API as tools for any MCP client
- API Reference: every endpoint behind the skills