What problem does it solve? NanoClaw does not ship channels in trunk, so developers who live in Emacs have no built-in way to chat with their assistant without switching to Telegram, Slack, or another external app. This Skill installs and wires an Emacs channel that runs over a local HTTP bridge, requiring no bot token or external service. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Interactive chat buffer: Open a chat buffer inside Doom, Spacemacs, or vanilla Emacs and talk to NanoClaw without leaving your editor. - Org-mode integration: Send the current org subtree or region with nanoclaw-org-send and receive the reply as a child heading inline in your notes. - Local HTTP bridge with optional auth: The adapter uses only Node builtins and can be locked with a bearer token; one host maps to one messaging group. - Use Case: While reviewing code, select a function region, send it via nanoclaw-org-send, and get a code review back as a child heading directly in your org file. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to add the Emacs channel to NanoClaw, then follow the prompts to pick your Emacs distribution and verify the chat buffer responds.