What problem does it solve? NanoClaw does not ship messaging channels in its trunk, so connecting an agent to WhatsApp requires manually copying adapter code, registering setup steps, installing pinned dependencies, and completing linked-device authentication. This Skill automates that entire installation and pairing workflow. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Adapter Installation: Copies the native Baileys-based WhatsApp adapter, registration tests, and setup steps from the channels branch, then wires self-registration into the channel barrel. - Flexible Authentication: Supports QR code in browser (via a local HTTP server rendering rotating QR PNGs), QR code in terminal, or phone-number pairing codes, with headless-environment detection. - Validation & Troubleshooting: Runs build and registration tests to verify installation, and provides recovery steps for expired QRs, failed pairing codes, session corruption, and conflict disconnections. - Use Case: You want your NanoClaw agent to send and receive WhatsApp messages. Run this Skill to install the adapter, scan a QR code from your phone's Linked Devices screen, and wire the channel to an agent group. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to add the WhatsApp channel to NanoClaw and authenticate it with a QR code in the browser.
