agent-group

What This Skill Does

Agent Group is a revolutionary productivity skill for OpenClaw that brings the intuitive, social-media-style group management paradigm to the world of AI agents. Instead of configuring complex workflows or hard-coding agent dependencies, you can manage your AI ecosystem as easily as creating a chat group. This skill allows you to dynamically cluster different agents, facilitating collaborative task execution and multi-agent synergy. By providing a natural language interface to add, list, and remove agents from a group, it lowers the barrier to complex orchestration.

Installation

To integrate this capability into your OpenClaw environment, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/84191879/agent-group

Ensure that your OpenClaw environment is updated to the latest version to maintain full compatibility with the group management protocols.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for complex project management where multiple agents with specialized skills are required. For example, you can create a "Research & Drafting" group containing a web-search agent, a summarization agent, and a professional editor agent. You can also deploy a "DevOps Squad" group with a code analysis agent and a documentation generation agent. It is perfect for users who want to switch roles or task structures on the fly without the overhead of manual environment reconfiguration.

Example Prompts

1. "建一个名为‘内容创作’的群组，并把研究助手和写作专家拉进来。"
2. "看看现在的‘内容创作’群里都有哪些Agent成员？"
3. "把写作专家移出群聊，项目已经结项了，然后解散这个群。"

Tips & Limitations

• Tip: Give your groups descriptive names based on the domain (e.g., 'Coding Team', 'Finance Taskforce') to help your primary AI agent remember their specific contexts.
• Tip: You can have multiple active groups simultaneously; use the '群列表' command frequently to audit which agents are currently assigned to which task groups to avoid context bloat.
• Limitation: The skill currently manages the identity and coordination of agents but relies on the individual agents' internal capabilities to handle the actual data processing. It does not automatically merge memory unless supported by the underlying agents. Ensure all agents in a group are compatible with the task at hand.