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install-handoff

Generate secure, time-limited single-use bundles for migrating NanoClaw installations.

5|Updated Mar 14, 2026
Search Tags:#nanoclaw#token authentication#academic deployment#install migration#credential bundling#single-use tokens#handoff URLs
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npx skills add https://github.com/chiptoe-svg/nanoclaw_gccourse --skill install-handoff-chiptoe-svg
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: install-handoff
Source: https://github.com/chiptoe-svg/nanoclaw_gccourse/tree/main/.claude/skills/install-handoff
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chiptoe-svg/nanoclaw_gccourse --skill install-handoff-chiptoe-svg

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Manually migrating a fully configured NanoClaw installation (including sensitive credentials, agent group data, and environment config) to a new machine is tedious, error-prone, and risks exposing sensitive files during transfer.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Secure Install Bundles: Generates cryptographically secure, time-limited single-use URLs that bundle all required install files (.env, Google Workspace credentials, Codex auth, optional agent group data) into a single downloadable package.
  • Automatic Cleanup: Expired or consumed handoff tokens and their associated bundle files are automatically purged by the host sweep process, leaving no leftover sensitive data on the host machine.
  • Academic Deployment Use Case: Instructors and TAs managing multi-machine NanoClaw classrooms can generate a handoff URL on a configured source machine, open it on a new lab device, and complete the full install with all pre-configured credentials and agent settings in seconds.

Quick Start

Use the install-handoff skill to generate a secure one-time URL that bundles your NanoClaw install files for easy cloning to a new machine.

Frequently Asked Questions about install-handoff

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I migrate a NanoClaw installation to a new machine without manual file copying?▼

To migrate a NanoClaw installation, generate a secure, time-limited single-use handoff URL that bundles all required install files, credentials, and agent configurations into one downloadable package for cloning to a new machine. This eliminates configuration errors and manual transfers.

What is a single-use token handoff URL for academic deployment?▼

A single-use token handoff URL is a cryptographically secure, time-limited link that packages a fully configured NanoClaw installation into a self-contained bundle. Instructors can generate it on a source machine and open it on a new lab device to replicate the install in seconds.

How do I securely transfer NanoClaw credentials and agent group configurations across isolated devices?▼

Securely transfer NanoClaw credentials by generating a handoff URL that bundles sensitive files like .env, Google Workspace credentials, and Codex auth data with strict filesystem permission controls, ensuring safe replication across isolated devices.

Does install migration clean up expired handoff tokens and sensitive bundle files automatically?▼

Yes, install migration includes automatic cleanup. The host sweep process automatically purges expired or consumed handoff tokens and their associated bundle files, leaving no leftover sensitive data on the host machine.

Can I bundle third-party authentication data and environment config when cloning a NanoClaw install?▼

Yes, you can bundle third-party authentication data and environment config. The generated install bundle includes .env files, Google Workspace credentials, Codex auth, and optional agent group data into a single package for replication.

What are the limitations of using single-use tokens for NanoClaw install migration?▼

Single-use tokens for NanoClaw install migration are time-limited and can only be consumed once. Once a handoff URL is used or expires, the host sweep process automatically purges the associated bundle files, requiring generation of a new token for subsequent migrations.

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