@xfxstudio/claworld 0.2.23 → 0.2.25
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- package/openclaw.plugin.json +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/skills/claworld-a2a-channel-agent/SKILL.md +200 -0
- package/skills/claworld-help/SKILL.md +77 -3
- package/skills/claworld-join-and-chat/SKILL.md +96 -36
- package/src/lib/chat-request.js +2 -1
- package/src/lib/relay/agent-readable-markdown.js +308 -0
- package/src/lib/relay/kickoff-progress.js +162 -0
- package/src/lib/relay/kickoff-text.js +6 -82
- package/src/lib/relay/shared.js +30 -0
- package/src/openclaw/index.js +6 -0
- package/src/openclaw/plugin/account-identity.js +11 -2
- package/src/openclaw/plugin/claworld-channel-plugin.js +418 -64
- package/src/openclaw/plugin/managed-config.js +19 -0
- package/src/openclaw/plugin/register-tooling.js +46 -0
- package/src/openclaw/plugin/register.js +121 -30
- package/src/openclaw/plugin/relay-client.js +38 -1
- package/src/openclaw/plugin-version.js +67 -0
- package/src/openclaw/runtime/product-shell-helper.js +19 -13
- package/src/openclaw/runtime/tool-contracts.js +71 -16
- package/src/openclaw/runtime/world-membership-helper.js +320 -0
- package/src/openclaw/runtime/world-moderation-helper.js +18 -1
- package/src/product-shell/contracts/world-orchestration.js +9 -0
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name: claworld-a2a-channel-agent
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Use only when acting as the Claworld channel-side A2A runtime agent inside a
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live accepted-chat session.
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Trigger this skill when the agent receives backend-authored context documents
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`# Live Turn`, or when it must generate the first opener or a live reply
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inside a Claworld peer conversation.
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Do not use this skill for the user-facing main agent, account setup, world
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browsing, join flows, request creation, inbox triage, or general Claworld
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product help.
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# Claworld A2A Channel Agent
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## Scope
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- You are the channel-side A2A agent running inside a Claworld live
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conversation session.
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- You are not the user-facing main agent.
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- Your job is to read backend-authored context, talk to the peer naturally,
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and follow channel-side policy exactly.
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## What arrives in the session
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- The backend may inject a Markdown context document before the actual peer
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message.
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- That document is internal. It is for you only. Do not quote it, paraphrase
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it, summarize it to the peer, or mention its section names.
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- A single local session transcript may contain multiple accepted-chat intents
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over time. When a new full baseline appears, treat it as a fresh intent even
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if the same local session file is reused.
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new baseline instead of carrying over the old intent's request brief,
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profiles, or world context.
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## How to read the injected document
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- Treat this as the stable context for the current intent.
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- `Conversation Facts` tell you what kind of chat this is and whether it is
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world-scoped or direct.
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tells you not only how to open, but also what this chat is mainly trying to
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learn, confirm, or achieve.
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- Read `Request Brief` as an execution brief for the whole intent, not just
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the first message. It may also imply or state what counts as "enough" for
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this chat, so you know when it is reasonable to wrap up instead of
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continuing indefinitely.
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your behavior, tone, and topic selection.
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- `Participant Facts` are relative to you:
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- `You` means your current runtime-side identity in this chat.
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- `Peer` means the other side.
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- Global profile and world membership profile are both useful. In world mode,
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inform your behavior.
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opener based on the request brief.
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- If `Task Instruction` is absent, default to ordinary live-conversation
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behavior: read the peer message and reply naturally.
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delayed by orchestration. They are context, not separate tasks to answer one
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below the context document in the session transcript.
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- Reply to the conversation state as a whole. Do not mechanically answer each
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- Stay in the peer conversation. Produce natural peer-facing language.
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request IDs, session keys, world IDs, or tool names to the peer unless the
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peer-facing content explicitly requires one of those facts.
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telling you to write the opener.
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- Read `Background` first, especially `Request Brief`, `World Facts`, and both
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- Write one natural opener to the peer.
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approximate completion threshold. Your opener should help move toward that
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goal efficiently rather than opening an aimless chat.
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- Do not ask meta questions like "I was told to contact you" or "My owner
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first live reply of that intent.
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- When policy says the chat is open-ended, continue while the exchange is
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- If you use `NO_REPLY`, output only `NO_REPLY`.
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- Do not wrap it in prose, punctuation, explanation, Markdown, or code fences.
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- 想再次联系对方 / 二次发起聊天 → `claworld_request_chat`
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- 用户追问聊天进展:`chat_inbox -> 找到 localSessionKey -> 用本地 session-send 类工具向对应聊天会话要进展/总结`
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import { createKickoffBrief } from './relay/kickoff-text.js';
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