What problem does it solve?
Many developers must leave Emacs or copy content between tools to ask questions, review code, or capture notes, which breaks focus and context; this Skill integrates NanoClaw into Emacs so interactions, reviews, and org-mode captures happen inline.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Interactive Chat Buffer: Open a live chat buffer in Emacs to ask coding questions, get explanations, or draft text without leaving the editor.
- Org-mode Integration: Send headings or selected regions using nanoclaw-org-send and receive responses inserted as child nodes for meeting summaries, action items, or inline edits.
- Developer Workflows: Use for code review, debugging assistance, research capture, drafting, and scheduler tasks with seamless editor-based interaction.
- Local HTTP Bridge: Runs a local Emacs bridge (default port 8766) with optional EMACS_AUTH_TOKEN for access control so no external bot token is required.
Quick Start
Load emacs/nanoclaw.el in your Emacs config, reload Emacs, and open the NanoClaw chat buffer with the configured keybinding.