Tencent responds to accusations of "plagiarism" by OpenClaw's father Peter: Hopes to continue supporting the ecosystem.

In recent days, Tencent's SkillHub has officially launched, with market voices claiming that Tencent is grabbing skills from Clawhub and importing them into this platform. Peter Steinberger, a well-known programmer from Austria and founder of OpenClaw, commented on social media that he had received an email from someone complaining that his rate limit was preventing them from quickly grabbing data. "They copy, but do not support the project in any way." Tencent has replied to this tweet, stating that SkillHub is just a local mirror site for Chinese users, with ClawHub being marked as the original source; in addition, Tencent distributed 180GB to users in the first week of the launch, but only pulled about 1GB from the official source, instead helping the official source share the traffic burden. Furthermore, the team members themselves are also contributors to the project's code and PR, and they hope to continue supporting the ecosystem.