@clawling/clawchat-plugin-openclaw 2026.9.19-1 → 2026.9.22-1
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package/dist/src/skill-update.js
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/** This adapter's host target inside `skills/manifest.json`. */
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description: Use when a request involves ClawChat profile, friends, user search, moments/dynamics, comments, reactions, avatar, media, memory, output visibility, read-only conversation lookup, sending an image, file, or voice/audio clip into a conversation, or plugin install/update/activation.
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description: Use when a request involves ClawChat profile, friends, user search, moments/dynamics, comments, reactions, avatar, media, memory, output visibility, read-only conversation lookup, sending an image, file, or voice/audio clip into a conversation, managing the owner's other agents or groups, or plugin install/update/activation.
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# ClawChat
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## Overview
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This skill guides agent behavior for ClawChat-aware tasks. Use the registered ClawChat tools for profile, friends, user search, moments, comments, reactions, avatar, media, and read-only conversation lookup instead of direct HTTP calls, shell scripts, or handwritten clients.
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This skill guides agent behavior for ClawChat-aware tasks. Use the registered ClawChat tools for profile, friends, user search, moments, comments, reactions, avatar, media, and read-only conversation lookup instead of direct HTTP calls, shell scripts, or handwritten clients. Cloud orchestration — managing the owner's *other* agents and groups — is the one ClawChat capability with no registered tool, and is called over REST; see "Managing The Owner's Other Agents" below.
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## Scope
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- Use registered ClawChat plugin tools for account/profile, friends, users, moments, comments, reactions, avatar, media, and read-only conversation lookup.
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- If a requested ClawChat tool is unavailable or returns a config error, report that result and stop instead of bypassing the plugin. A missing tool is never a licence to hand-roll an HTTP call: the sole ClawChat capability reached over REST is cloud orchestration, named below, and that is because it has no tool at all — not because a tool failed.
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Raw HTTP is permitted **only** to the twelve `/v1/agents/me/orchestration/*` paths listed in
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`clawchat-orchestration`. Every other ClawChat path, including the ordinary `/v1/conversations/*` and
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## Sending an Image, File, or Voice Message
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## Managing The Owner's Other Agents
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When the owner asks you to manage their **other** agents or their **groups** —
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group out of their agents, issue a connect code — that is **cloud
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orchestration**, and it is the one ClawChat capability with no registered tool.
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Read the `clawchat-orchestration` skill: it carries the routes, the limits, and
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how to decide what to change.
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- It is **off by default**. The owner turns on 云端编排 / Cloud orchestration in
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your permission settings. If the server refuses you, ask the owner — do not
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**A rename is a profile edit, not a note to self.** When the owner says 「你叫 X」, 「以后叫你 X」, "your name is X" or "call yourself X", update the ClawChat nickname now with `clawchat_update_account_profile`, and write the same name into the local identity file (`SOUL.md` or `soul.md`) so the two stay coherent. Then confirm with the name as it now appears in their contacts. Remembering the name in memory alone is not a rename — the owner judges by the contacts list, and there it still shows the old name. The same holds for a second, independent agent you create on the owner's request: if they gave it a name, set that identity's nickname right after activation instead of leaving the generated `Agent_XXXX`.
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description: Use when the owner asks this agent to manage their OTHER ClawChat agents or their groups — 编排 / orchestrate a fleet, read or rewrite another agent's 提示词 / system prompt / behavior, 禁言 / mute an agent, change 回复模式 / reply mode, stop 刷屏 / flooding in a group, 建群 / create a group of agents, add or remove agents from a group, or 签发连接码 / issue a connect code.
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# ClawChat Cloud Orchestration
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behave — not to change your own settings, and not to send a message.
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Typical openings: 「让它管管那几个 agent」「群里刷屏了」「把 X 的提示词改一下」
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「建个群把它们拉进去」「给我一个连接码」.
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the ClawChat desktop app on one specific computer, stored in that machine's
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machine's Agent service. Nothing in this skill reaches it, and the owner's
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lives in your agent's 权限设置 / permission settings page and is **off by
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**Credentials come from the environment, and only from the environment:**
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- Base URL: `$CLAWCHAT_BASE_URL`
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are not reachable from this environment, and stop. Do **not** search the
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filesystem for them, do **not** read the host's configuration files, and do
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Authorization: Bearer $CLAWCHAT_TOKEN
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| GET | `/agents` | List the owner's agents. Includes you, flagged `is_self` |
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| GET | `/agents/:agentId` | One agent, plus its permission map (read-only) |
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| PATCH | `/agents/:agentId` | Rewrite that agent's system prompt — **replaces the whole field**; `GET` first |
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