What problem does it solve? NanoClaw does not ship channel adapters in trunk, so connecting an agent to GitHub requires manually copying the adapter, registering it, configuring credentials, and wiring messaging groups. This Skill walks through that entire setup so the agent can participate in PR and issue comment threads. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Adapter Installation: Copies the GitHub adapter and its registration test from the channels branch, appends the self-registration import, and pins the @chat-adapter/github package. - Credential & Webhook Setup: Guides creation of a bot account PAT, per-repo webhooks, and environment variables (GITHUB_TOKEN, GITHUB_WEBHOOK_SECRET, GITHUB_BOT_USERNAME). - Channel Wiring: Creates messaging groups and wirings with per-thread session mode, with public or strict unknown-sender policies based on repo visibility. - Use Case: A team wants their agent to respond when someone @-mentions the bot in a pull request comment, with each PR getting its own isolated agent session. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to add the GitHub channel to NanoClaw and follow the prompts to install the adapter, configure the bot token and webhook, and wire the repo to an agent group.