What problem does it solve?
This Skill guides users through adding or modifying NanoClaw capabilities so they can safely extend input channels, integrations, triggers, and routing without guessing which files to change. It reduces the friction and risk of ad-hoc edits by asking clarifying questions, outlining necessary code changes, and explaining how to test and deploy updates.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Interactive scoping: Ask targeted questions to decide channel type, trigger patterns, memory separation, and group routing before touching code.
- Implementation patterns: Provides concrete file targets and patterns for adding channels (src/channels/*.ts), wiring instances in src/index.ts, updating personas in groups/CLAUDE.md, and mounting MCP integrations.
- Use Case: Add Telegram as an input channel, decide whether it shares conversation context with WhatsApp, implement src/channels/telegram.ts, wire it into main, and verify authentication and routing.
Quick Start
Ask the customize skill to add Telegram as an input channel and answer its configuration and routing questions.