add-emacs

What problem does it solve?

This Skill keeps NauggieClaw interactions inside Emacs so you avoid context switching, obtain inline org-mode assistance, and rely on NauggieClaw’s secure container channels without needing external bots or tokens.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Emacs HTTP bridge: Adds the HTTP channel server, channel registration, and Emacs module files so Doom, Spacemacs, or vanilla Emacs can talk to NauggieClaw safely over the network.
• Chat buffer and org integration: Open the dedicated chat buffer or send org headings and receive the agent’s responses inline for coding help, meeting notes, and drafting in org-mode.
• Environment and security controls: Supports optional port and authentication token overrides synced to the container, with verification steps for testing the bridge and logs when connecting.
• Real workflows: Useful when you need to review code, summarize notes, or schedule tasks directly from Emacs while NauggieClaw runs in an isolated container.

Quick Start

Merge the skill branch, rebuild NauggieClaw, configure the Emacs module to match your optional port or token, and then open the chat or org commands from within your editor.