How Nana Banana (SkillForge) Supercharges OpenClaw AI Agents
If you've been following the AI agent space, you've probably heard about the viral launch of Nana Banana (also known in developer circles by its core engine name, SkillForge).
It solves the biggest bottleneck in AI agent adoption today: teaching the agent how to do your specific job without writing code.
Here is a breakdown of what Nana Banana is, why it matters, and how you can seamlessly integrate it into your OpenClaw workflow today.
What is Nana Banana?
At its core, Nana Banana is a screen-recording tool with an incredibly advanced visual AI layer.
Before this tool existed, if you wanted your OpenClaw agent to learn how to log into your company's custom CRM, pull a weekly sales report, and email it to the team, you had to write a Python or Playwright script, map out the DOM elements, handle timeouts, and package it as a skill. It took hours.
With Nana Banana, the workflow is:
- Record: You hit "Record" and just do the task yourself on your computer.
- Extract: The AI analyzes every frame of the video. It maps your mouse clicks, keyboard inputs, and visual elements (ignoring brittle HTML/CSS selectors).
- Review: It generates a human-readable list of steps. You can edit them, add variables (like "Insert [Date] here"), and approve.
- Deploy: With one click, it exports a fully-formed
SKILL.mdfile designed specifically for agent frameworks.
It literally turns a 30-second screen recording into a permanent capability for your AI agent.
Integrating Nana Banana with OpenClaw
OpenClaw's architecture is uniquely positioned to take advantage of Nana Banana because OpenClaw already uses a modular, file-based SKILL.md system for extending agent capabilities.
Here is how you can use them together:
Step 1: Record Your Workflow
Open Nana Banana and record yourself doing a repetitive web task. For example: Going to LinkedIn, searching for a specific job title, and sending a connection request with a custom note.
Step 2: Export to SKILL.md
Once the AI extracts the steps, choose the "Export for OpenClaw" option in Nana Banana. It will generate a SKILL.md file accompanied by a lightweight JSON state map.
Step 3: Drop it into OpenClaw
Take that exported folder and drop it directly into your OpenClaw workspace: /root/.openclaw/workspace/skills/linkedin-outreach/
Step 4: Command Your Agent
You don't even need to restart OpenClaw. Open your OpenClaw Chrome Extension or Telegram chat and say:
"Run the LinkedIn Outreach skill and find 5 Marketing Managers in London."
OpenClaw will read the SKILL.md file generated by Nana Banana, understand the visual steps you took, and execute them flawlessly using its built-in browser control.
Why This is a Game-Changer
- Zero-Code Automation: Product managers, marketers, and founders can now build complex AI agents without knowing a single line of Python.
- Cross-App Workflows: Because Nana Banana watches the screen (not just the browser DOM), it can seamlessly learn workflows that jump from Chrome, into a desktop Excel app, and over to Slack.
- Self-Healing: If a website changes its design, old automation scripts break. Because Nana Banana trains OpenClaw to look for visual elements (like "a blue button that says Submit"), it is highly resilient to UI updates.
The Future of OpenClaw
Tools like Nana Banana are proving that the future of AI isn't about giving agents access to APIs. It's about giving agents access to our human interfaces.
By combining Nana Banana's visual training with OpenClaw's autonomous execution engine, we are one step closer to true "Vibe Coding" and zero-friction delegation.