add-emacs

To chat with an AI agent from Emacs without switching contexts, this Skill creates an HTTP bridge that connects your editor to NauggieClaw, allowing you to send prompts and receive responses directly inside an Emacs chat buffer.

Yes, you can send org-mode notes and headings to NauggieClaw for inline assistance. The Emacs module integrates with org-mode to let you request coding help, summarize meeting notes, and draft tasks directly from your headings.

This Emacs integration works with Doom Emacs, Spacemacs, and vanilla Emacs configurations. You load the nanoclaw module inside your editor to establish the HTTP channel and communicate with the isolated NauggieClaw container.

To set up the HTTP bridge, merge the upstream skill branch, rebuild NauggieClaw, and load the nanoclaw module in Emacs. You can optionally configure port and authentication token variables to sync with your secure container channel.

Security controls for the Emacs NauggieClaw HTTP channel include optional port and authentication token overrides synced to the isolated container. The bridge also provides verification steps for testing connections and logs when connecting to the agent.

A limitation of running NauggieClaw interactions inside Emacs is that it requires merging the upstream skill branch and rebuilding the project before use. The integration also depends on a running isolated container to handle the secure HTTP channel.