Execute prompts against NinjaClaw agent containers from the terminal.
npx skills add https://github.com/OfirGavish/NinjaClaw-Nano --skill claw-ofirgavish
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: claw Source: https://github.com/OfirGavish/NinjaClaw-Nano/tree/main/.copilot/skills/claw Command: npx skills add https://github.com/OfirGavish/NinjaClaw-Nano --skill claw-ofirgavish
Claw provides a simple, command-line interface to send prompts directly to NinjaClaw agent containers from the terminal, enabling workflows without a chat app.
Install the claw script into your NinjaClaw directory, symlink it into your PATH, then run claw --list-groups to verify connectivity.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To run prompts against agent containers from the terminal, you can use a CLI tool that pipes a JSON payload directly into a container run. This allows scripted interactions with registered agent groups by name, folder, or JID without needing a chat app.
You can automate interactions with registered NinjaClaw groups by executing a CLI script that reads group configurations from the database and loads secrets from a .env file. This securely pipes payloads into container runs for automated workflows.
Yes, you can execute agent prompts using Docker or other container runtimes. The CLI auto-detects the available container runtime and supports an optional --runtime override, allowing flexible execution across different environments.
No, you do not need a chat app to send prompts to NinjaClaw agents. A command-line interface tool can dispatch prompts directly to agent containers, which is ideal for quick ad-hoc interactions and automated scripting.
The best way to manage secrets when scripting container agent interactions is by loading them from a local .env file. The CLI automatically reads these environment variables to securely authenticate and run the container payloads.
To verify connectivity to registered agent groups from the command line, install the script into your directory, symlink it into your PATH, and run the list-groups command. This confirms the CLI can successfully read the agent database.
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