Baidu's Search Plugin Dominates ClawHub with 36K Downloads
Baidu's Search Plugin Tops ClawHub Charts
In a significant milestone for China's tech giant, Baidu's search plugin has become the most downloaded official skill on OpenClaw's ClawHub platform. With over 36,000 installations and counting, this achievement has secured the tool a prime spot in the platform's featured recommendations.

What Makes It Stand Out?
The plugin's success stems from its seamless blend of AI technology and comprehensive web search capabilities. Unlike basic search tools, it taps into numerous authoritative content sources while delivering real-time results - a crucial feature for today's fast-moving information landscape.
"This isn't just about finding information," explains a Baidu spokesperson. "It's about giving generative AI systems the precise, up-to-date data they need to function effectively."
The tool also prioritizes data security, adhering strictly to domestic regulations. Its ability to work alongside other Baidu services like Baike (China's Wikipedia equivalent) and Baidu Academic creates a powerful ecosystem for complex research needs.
Baidu's Broader AI Push
This achievement comes amid Baidu's aggressive expansion in the AI space. The company recently launched DuClaw, a zero-deployment service through Baidu Cloud, and made waves with "Red Finger Operator" - touted as the world's first mobile intelligent agent application.
The momentum continued at Beijing's large-scale "Lobster Market" event, where developers got hands-on experience with Baidu's growing suite of AI tools. Observers note these moves position Baidu as a serious contender in China's competitive AI landscape.
Key Points:
- Record downloads: 36,000+ installs make it ClawHub's top plugin
- AI-powered search: Combines real-time web results with generative AI support
- Security focus: Designed to meet China's strict data regulations
- Ecosystem play: Works seamlessly with other Baidu knowledge services
- Company momentum: Part of Baidu's broader push into AI services and developer tools



