Move an existing OpenClaw setup to NanoClaw v2 through a guided conversation. Review identity, memory, credentials, groups, and scheduled tasks, then decide what to transfer and preview changes before applying them.
Manage which host folders NanoClaw agent containers may access. View the current permissions, add or remove allowed directories, choose read-only or read-write access, and reset the list, with guidance on applying changes to running groups.
Connect a container agent to local Ollama models through MCP, a protocol for agent tools. The agent can list models and generate responses, with optional tools to download, delete, inspect, and check loaded models.
Install or update Iron Proxy and its official Iron Control console for NanoClaw. Configure stored credentials, access grants, allowed destinations, and human approval checks for outbound requests through a local Docker installation.
Add a read-only web dashboard for browsing NanoClaw agents, sessions, and other resources. It builds tables from command-line JSON output and includes message activity charts, recent logs, and a viewer for skills, profiles, and CLAUDE.md files.
Add Codex as the agent that plans tasks and coordinates tools in NanoClaw. Choose it for individual groups alongside Claude, with conversation history and session resume using a ChatGPT subscription or OpenAI API key.
Install rtk in NanoClaw agent containers to compress development command output and reduce token use. A Claude Code hook automatically routes Bash calls through rtk, with runtime checks to verify installation and a command to inspect savings.
Connect NanoClaw to WhatsApp for one-to-one conversations using Meta's official WhatsApp Business Cloud API. The skill installs a Chat SDK adapter and guides credential setup, webhook configuration for receiving messages, and connection checks.
Finish a NanoClaw v1-to-v2 migration after the migration script completes. The skill checks real message routing, assigns owner access, coordinates legacy memory migration, reviews container settings, and helps decide how to carry over customizations.
Investigate NanoClaw agent failures by tracing messages through logs and session databases. Check container startup, credential access, mounted folders, and service instances to locate where processing or delivery stops and choose a repair.
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.
Connect NanoClaw to Google Chat so people can talk with agents in team spaces or direct messages. The skill installs the adapter, checks its registration, and guides service account and message delivery setup.
Set up a lasting wiki knowledge base for a NanoClaw group. The skill helps define its topic, organize source files and wiki pages, and establish workflows for adding material, answering questions, and checking the wiki.
Start NanoClaw’s initial setup by directing the user to its terminal script. The script handles dependencies, the container image, credentials, the service, the first agent, and optional channel connections, with Claude-assisted recovery if an error interrupts setup.
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.
Connect NanoClaw to Linear so an agent can respond to issue comments without mentions. The skill installs and checks the integration, guides authentication setup, and keeps each issue thread in its own conversation.
Household assistant for a whole family. Runs a morning brief, plans meals and builds grocery lists (hunting the best prices), looks ahead at the week's logistics, stays on top of the kids' school, watches prices on things the family wants, and helps book appointments and reservations. Use it for anything that keeps the family's day or week running. Trigger even on implicit asks - "what's on today", "what do the kids have this week", "what should we make for dinner", "add milk to the list", "when's the dentist", "did anything come from school", "remind me about the permission slip", "watch this jacket and tell me if it drops", "book us a table Friday".
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Fix data that has gone wrong and change shape without breaking what reads it: duplicates, nulls, inconsistent document shapes, a field that means two things, a column that has to change. Use when a report cannot be built because the data is not in the right shape, when duplicates, nulls or inconsistent shapes are producing wrong numbers, when a field is needed or has to change, before a migration, or when onboarding data from a new source that does not match the standard shape.
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Plan or review software architecture through a small expert panel. Use when the user explicitly asks for architecture planning, system design, technical strategy, an architecture assessment, a design review, or a system health review. Do not use for ordinary PR review, debugging, or implementation.
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Introduce yourself to a newly connected channel. Triggered automatically when the channel is first wired.
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Thorough, consistently formatted competitor and product research. Produces a structured "About" doc, a "Recent News" log, and a row in a tracking spreadsheet. Use whenever the user researches a company or competitor, builds or updates a competitor doc, compares products, or logs a competitor to the tracker.
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Reporting workflow for a working journalist, using web research and Apify's X scraper (social signals). Onboards the journalist, monitors their beat and builds digests, evaluates story pitches, finds and vets sources, and prepares interviews. Use for any newsroom task, such as "what's new on my beat", "is this pitch any good", "who should I talk to about X", "prep me for this interview", or "turn these notes into a draft".
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Stand up reporting for a new audience — an external client, a business unit, a region, an executive team — end to end: what they need to see, whether the data exists, access and scoping, their place in the pipeline, the standard report set, and validation against numbers they can check themselves. Use when a new audience is onboarded, when an existing one adds a site, a region or a business unit, when their reporting is rebuilt after a change on their side, or when they say the numbers do not match their own records.
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Write the SQL or MongoDB query that answers a question and keeps answering it: the right grain, no fan out, parameterised window, checked against something known. Use when a number is needed that no report carries, when an existing query returns something that looks wrong, when a query is slow or expensive, or when somebody asks for a one off pull.
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