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Manage OpenClaw isolated agents from chat with short commands. Use when the user asks to create/list/switch/bind/delete agents, route channels to a specific agent, or set an agent identity without manually typing full CLI syntax.
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Translate short chat commands into OpenClaw CLI agent operations.
Accept these commands (case-insensitive, trim extra spaces):
agent list
agent create <name> [workspace=<path>] [model=<id>]
agent switch <name> [channel=<channel[:accountId]>]
agent bind <name> <channel[:accountId]>
agent unbind <name> <channel[:accountId]>
agent delete <name>
agent identity <name> [display="..."] [emoji=🗡️] [avatar=<path>]
If input is ambiguous, ask one focused question.
Run these exact command patterns:
openclaw agents list
openclaw agents add <name> --workspace <path> --model <id>
~/clawd/agents/<name>.openclaw agents bind --agent <name> --bind <channel[:accountId]>
webchat).openclaw agents bind --agent <name> --bind <binding>
openclaw agents unbind --agent <name> --bind <binding>
openclaw agents delete <name>
openclaw agents set-identity --agent <name> [--name <display>] [--emoji <emoji>] [--avatar <path>]
After each operation, return:
Keep it brief and practical.
agent delete as destructive: confirm before running.Use scripts/example.py as a deterministic helper wrapper for command parsing/execution when needed.
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# Agent Control Translate short chat commands into OpenClaw CLI agent operations. ## Command grammar Accept these commands (case-insensitive, trim extra spaces): - `agent list` - `agent create <name> [workspace=<path>] [model=<id>]` - `agent switch <name> [channel=<channel[:accountId]>]` - `agent bind <name> <channel[:accountId]>` - `agent unbind <name> <channel[:accountId]>` - `agent delete <name>` - `agent identity <name> [display="..."] [emoji=🗡️] [avatar=<path>]` If input is ambiguous, ask one focused question. ## Execution mapping Run these exact command patterns: - List: - `openclaw agents list` - Create: - `openclaw agents add <name> --workspace <path> --model <id>` - Omit optional flags when missing. - Default workspace when omitted: `~/clawd/agents/<name>`. - Switch (route this channel/account to an agent): - `openclaw agents bind --agent <name> --bind <channel[:accountId]>` - If channel is omitted, infer from current surface when possible (e.g. `webchat`). - Bind / unbind: - `openclaw agents bind --agent <name> --bind <binding>` - `openclaw agents unbind --agent <name> --bind <binding>` - Delete: - Require explicit confirmation in the same turn for destructive action. - Then run: `openclaw agents delete <name>` - Identity: - `openclaw agents set-identity --agent <name> [--name <display>] [--emoji <emoji>] [--avatar <path>]` ## Response style After each operation, return: 1. A one-line result (success/failure) 2. The next useful command for the user Keep it brief and practical. ## Safety rules - Treat `agent delete` as destructive: confirm before running. - Never run unrelated shell commands. - If a command fails, show the error and one concrete fix. ## scripts/ Use `scripts/example.py` as a deterministic helper wrapper for command parsing/execution when needed.
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
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