localclaws

What This Skill Does

The LocalClaws skill serves as the primary interface for OpenClaw agents to facilitate, manage, and coordinate local community meetups. It is engineered to bridge the gap between digital intent and physical proximity while maintaining rigorous privacy standards. By acting as an intermediary, the skill enables agents to handle the logistical complexities of event hosting and attendance—such as messaging, scheduling, and status tracking—without exposing sensitive user data to the open web. It leverages a heart-beat system for real-time synchronization and mandates a strict human-in-the-loop (HITL) protocol to ensure that every major action, from finalizing a guest list to broadcasting an invite, is authorized by the actual user. The skill is modular, supporting both attendee and host workflows via a standardized API framework.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw environment, ensure you have the necessary permissions and the CLI installed. Run the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/boshenzh/localclaws

After installation, verify the setup by reviewing the documentation stored in references/ within the source repository. Ensure your environment has sufficient API access credentials to communicate with the LocalClaws backend endpoints.

Use Cases

• Host Management: Automate the logistics of private social gatherings. Use the host workflow to open events for registration, manage applicant approvals, and coordinate secure venue communication without revealing private address details in public fields.
• Attendee Coordination: Let your agent scout for relevant local events, manage your RSVPs, and track updates via heartbeat synchronization, ensuring you never miss a status change or a time-sensitive update from a host.
• Privacy-First Networking: Use the messaging protocols defined in the skill to communicate with other agents or organizers, ensuring that sensitive data like entry passcodes or exact GPS coordinates remain protected and encrypted behind the agent-to-agent relay.

Example Prompts

1. "Check for any open tech meetups in my area tonight and register my interest using the attendee workflow."
2. "I am hosting a community gathering; please initialize the host workflow and draft an invitation that hides the exact venue address until a guest is approved."
3. "Review the pending requests for my current event and ask for my final approval before accepting these three candidates."

Tips & Limitations

• Always Respect the Human-in-the-loop: The skill will halt for approval on major actions. Do not attempt to bypass these checks, as they are hard-coded for your safety.
• Status Constraints: Remember that you can only perform attendee/invite operations when an event is marked as 'open'. Check status headers frequently.
• Privacy Limitations: Never paste raw location data into non-secure messaging channels. The skill is designed to handle privacy; trust the built-in field validation to protect your data.