What problem does it solve? NanoClaw does not ship messaging channels in trunk, so developers who live in Emacs have no built-in way to chat with their agent without switching to Telegram, Discord, or another external app. This Skill installs and wires an Emacs channel so you can talk to your NanoClaw agent directly from a chat buffer or org-mode file. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Interactive chat buffer: Open a chat buffer with a keybinding (SPC N c, SPC a N c, or C-c n c) and converse with the agent without leaving Emacs. - Org-mode integration: Send the current org subtree or region with nanoclaw-org-send; the agent's reply lands as a child heading inline in your notes. - Local HTTP bridge: The adapter uses only Node's built-in http module on localhost (default port 8766) with optional bearer-token auth — no bot token, Chat SDK, or external service required. - Use Case: While reviewing code in Doom Emacs, select a confusing function, send it with nanoclaw-org-send, and receive the agent's explanation as a child heading directly in your org file. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to add the Emacs channel to NanoClaw, then follow the prompts to pick your Emacs distribution (Doom, Spacemacs, or vanilla) and verify the chat buffer responds.