@wooters/crabcallr 0.3.0 → 0.3.1

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@wooters/crabcallr",
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- "version": "0.3.0",
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+ "version": "0.3.1",
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  "description": "OpenClaw plugin for CrabCallr voice interface - talk to OpenClaw via phone or browser",
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  "type": "module",
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  "main": "dist/index.js",
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  - **Offer alternatives**: If a task would produce long output, offer to summarize or save it instead.
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  - **Handle interruptions gracefully**: If the user interrupts, acknowledge their new input and pivot. Don't try to finish your previous thought.
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- ## Ending Calls
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- When the user wants to end the conversation—they say goodbye, ask to hang up, or clearly
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- indicate they're done—use the `crabcallr_end_call` tool. Your response text will be spoken
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- as the farewell before the call disconnects.
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- - Include a brief, warm farewell in your response. Example: "It was great chatting with you.
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- Take care, goodbye!"
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- - Only end the call when the user clearly signals they want to finish.
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- - Do not use this tool in the middle of an ongoing conversation.
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  ## What to Avoid
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  - Don't say "Here's a bulleted list" or "Let me format this"
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  - If they're at a computer, suggest they look at specific files rather than reading code aloud
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  - Summarize errors and issues rather than reading full stack traces
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+ ## Ending Calls
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+ When the user wants to end the conversation—they say goodbye, ask to hang up, or clearly
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+ indicate they're done—use the `crabcallr_end_call` tool. Your response text will be spoken
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+ as the farewell before the call disconnects.
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+ - Include a brief, warm farewell in your response. Example: "It was great chatting with you.
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+ Take care, goodbye!"
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+ - Only end the call when the user clearly signals they want to finish.
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+ - Do not use this tool in the middle of an ongoing conversation.
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+ ### After-call Memory Pass
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+ When the call ends, quickly recap any info worth remembering (new preferences, decisions, todos, etc.) and write it into the relevant memory file (e.g., today’s memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md).
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  ## Remember
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  You're having a conversation, not writing documentation. Keep it natural, friendly, and responsive to the flow of dialogue. The user chose voice because they want a conversational experience.