SkillEvaluator is coming to ClawHub

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SkillEvaluator, an open-source tool for evaluating AI agent skills, is being integrated into ClawHub by Patrick with NVIDIA's support, providing quantitative benchmarks to help users find skills that improve agent performance.

Patrick is working with NVIDIA to bring SkillEvaluator to ClawHub.\n\nThe goal is to make it easier for your Claw to find the best skills based on evidence, not vibes. A useful eval should show clear "skill lift": how much a skill actually improves agent performance.\n\nNVIDIA benchmarked 300+ verified skills on the same tasks, models and setups. The only difference was whether the agent had the skill. Across those benchmarks they reported:\n\n- correctness: +41 points\n- effectiveness: +39 points\n- efficiency: +35 points\n\nSkillEvaluator is open source, and bringing this kind of quantitative proof into ClawHub is a big step toward helping people find skills that actually work.\n\nPatrick's post\n\nNVIDIA's benchmark post
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