What problem does it solve? Setting up the first agent on a NanoClaw deployment involves resolving channel identities, wiring messaging groups to agents, and confirming end-to-end delivery — a multi-step process that is easy to get wrong manually. This Skill walks the operator through the entire flow idempotently, so rerunning it is always safe. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Guided channel and identity resolution: Detects enabled channel adapters (Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, and more), collects the operator's user ID and display name, and resolves the DM platform ID via cold-DM lookup or Telegram pair-code flow. - Automated agent provisioning: Runs the init script to upsert the user with owner role, create the agent group and filesystem, wire messaging groups to agents, and queue a welcome DM through the running service's CLI socket. - Delivery verification and diagnostics: Confirms the welcome DM arrived and provides targeted database and log queries to diagnose stuck outbound messages, ACL rejections, or container crashes. - Use Case: After installing NanoClaw and configuring Discord credentials, run this Skill to create your first personal agent, receive a welcome DM from it, and confirm the full message pipeline works. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to initialize your first NanoClaw agent for your configured channel and send you a welcome DM.
