Install Cursor as an agent backend for NanoClaw groups using its local SDK. Set up authentication and container integration so groups can use Cursor for planning, MCP tools, streaming responses, and session continuation.
Guide website and web app development through implementation, builds, testing, and visual checks in a real browser. The workflow covers responsive layouts, accessibility, reusable components, and screenshots, with production checks after deployment when applicable.
Create new agents from an existing Slack conversation, each with its own Slack bot. The flow provisions the app, opens an operator DM and shared room, and starts the new connection without restarting the host.
Use the Dial CLI to send and receive SMS, place AI voice calls, and manage real phone numbers. It explains workflows for waiting for verification codes, checking completed calls, and processing command results.
Guide a newly connected user through an agent's capabilities with a brief greeting and gradual introduction. The skill adapts to whether they want a tour or immediate help, while explaining natural conversation, approvals, and access control.
Use external APIs and GitHub's gh command through Iron Proxy while keeping real credentials out of the client. The skill guides account setup through the operator console and helps investigate blocked requests using observed errors.
Deploy web applications to Vercel for production or preview, then check build results, deployment status, and the live URL. The skill also covers linking projects, managing domains, and adding or downloading environment variables through the command line.
Refresh installed NanoClaw channel and agent provider code from its registry branches. Update all integrations or a selected subset, check a structured result report, and validate the updated installation with builds and tests.
Access external APIs for email, calendars, GitHub, and payments through OneCLI Gateway. The proxy adds stored credentials to outgoing HTTPS requests, letting agents use connected services without handling secret values directly.
Extend a NanoClaw agent's own environment with packages, external tools, or specialist agents. The skill chooses the workflow for each change, edits memory and standing instructions, and delegates source changes to a builder for review.
Provide standing rules for agents working together in Slack. The context covers one room per team, introductions posted by the creating agent, and limits on exchanges between bots, and is included automatically when groups start.
Convert attached office documents, EPUB, CSV, and text-based PDFs into local Markdown using Firecrawl AnyDoc CLI. Files stay inside the agent container, producing readable text for review without uploading documents to an external parsing service.
Update a customized NanoClaw installation with official changes. The skill stages and tests updates in a separate workspace, manages required migrations, restarts the detected service, and restores saved local state if the build or health checks fail.
Automate browser tasks such as researching topics, extracting page text and links, filling forms, and checking web pages. The skill guides agents through identifying page controls, interacting with them, and saving screenshots or PDFs.
Add persistent memory to NanoClaw agents using the default Claude provider. With mnemon installed in the container, agents retrieve relevant context before responding and save new insights after each turn, retaining memory across container restarts.
Install or refresh OneCLI as NanoClaw’s gateway for credentials and approval events. The skill restores integration files and agent guidance, configures a local or remote gateway, and validates the setup using a pinned SDK and tests.
Move a shared NanoClaw Slack bot to separate apps for existing agent groups while preserving their workspaces, memory, and response settings. The skill guides a resumable migration or records the choice to keep the supported classic setup.
Connect NanoClaw to Matrix rooms and direct messages through Chat SDK. The skill installs and registers the adapter, applies a compatibility patch, configures bot credentials, and checks the build and channel registration.
Connect NanoClaw agents to Microsoft Teams channels, group chats, and direct messages. The skill installs and tests the adapter, then guides bot creation, credentials, app installation, and connecting the assistant to a selected Teams user.
Set up the first NanoClaw agent on a configured messaging channel. The skill identifies the operator and DM destination, selects or creates an agent group, and sends a welcome message to verify delivery through the service.
Connect NanoClaw to GitHub through Chat SDK so an agent can join pull request and issue comment threads. The skill covers a dedicated bot account, event notifications, access controls, and separate conversation sessions for each thread.
Chat with NanoClaw directly inside Emacs and send selected text or org-mode sections for help. Replies can appear under child headings in your notes, supporting code review, meeting summaries, research questions, and draft revisions through a local connection.
Connect messaging channels to agent groups and choose whether they share conversations, workspace, or neither. Use it to add chats, change routing, review existing connections, and configure when agents respond.
Add email conversations to NanoClaw using Resend and Chat SDK. Install and test the email adapter, configure sending credentials and incoming email notifications, then connect your address to an agent for ongoing replies.
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