buddy-bots

Provision and manage private buddy bots for group members across EverClaw, XMTP, and ERC-8004.

23|5|Updated Feb 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/EverClaw/EverClaw --skill buddy-bots-everclaw
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: buddy-bots
Source: https://github.com/EverClaw/EverClaw/tree/main/flavors/buddybots.org
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/EverClaw/EverClaw --skill buddy-bots-everclaw

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Buddy Bots removes the manual overhead of creating, configuring, and managing one secure AI companion per person in a group. It gives each member a private workspace, identity, and coordination channel so the system can scale from a single chat to many bots without losing control or privacy.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Bot Provisioning: Create a new buddy bot with a derived agent ID, templated workspace files, XMTP identity, and registry entries.
  • Group Coordination: Let bots exchange structured coordination messages for scheduling, recommendations, reminders, and group planning.
  • Export, Import, and Quotas: Move a single bot between hosts, restore its registry and peer state, and enforce per-agent inference budgets.
  • Use Case: A group chat adds several friends, and the skill automatically provisions a bot for each person, wires them into the registry, and prepares them to coordinate over XMTP.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to provision a new buddy bot for a person, connect its identity, and prepare it for group coordination.

Frequently Asked Questions about buddy-bots

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I provision coordinated bots for every member in a group chat?

Provisioning coordinated bots involves creating a derived agent ID, templating workspace files, generating an XMTP identity, and adding registry entries for each person. Buddy Bots automates this entire process, scaling secure AI companions for groups without manual configuration overhead.

How does agent-to-agent scheduling work over XMTP for group bots?

Agent-to-agent scheduling over XMTP works by exchanging structured coordination messages between provisioned bots for planning, recommendations, and reminders. Buddy Bots manages these private coordination channels so group members can automate scheduling without losing control or privacy.

Do I need Node-based scripts and local workspace files to manage buddy bots?

Yes, you need Node-based scripts and local workspace files to manage buddy bots. The system requires these local components to ensure deterministic provisioning, agent coordination, peer state recovery, and per-agent quota enforcement across EverClaw, XMTP, and ERC-8004.

Can I enforce per-agent inference quotas and export a bot between hosts?

Yes, you can enforce per-agent inference quotas and export a bot between hosts. Buddy Bots supports moving a single bot's workspace, restoring its registry and peer state, while strictly enforcing per-agent inference budgets to maintain resource control.

What is the best way to automate group onboarding with private AI companions?

Automating group onboarding with private AI companions is best handled by provisioning a bot for each person, wiring them into a shared registry, and preparing them to coordinate over XMTP. Buddy Bots handles this automatically, removing manual configuration overhead.

What are the limitations when restoring registry and peer state for ERC-8004 bots?

Restoring registry and peer state for ERC-8004 bots requires deterministic Node-based scripts and local workspace files. Limitations include dependency on local workspace availability; without correct peer state and registry entries, bot recovery and coordination across hosts will fail.