bullybuddy

What This Skill Does

BullyBuddy serves as a robust orchestration layer for the Claude Code CLI. It transforms a standard terminal-bound workflow into a manageable, session-aware agentic environment. By utilizing a dual-backend architecture—prioritizing tmux for session persistence and defaulting to node-pty when necessary—it allows users to spin up multiple autonomous coding environments simultaneously. The tool provides a centralized management interface through the /bullybuddy slash command, allowing developers to spawn, monitor, and interact with numerous Claude Code instances without manually managing terminal windows or complex process trees. It facilitates remote access via secure tunnels and provides a real-time web dashboard for deep visibility into session transcripts and audit logs.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your OpenClaw ecosystem, execute the following command in your terminal:

clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chenkuansun/bullybuddy

Additionally, ensure the system dependencies are met by installing the package globally:

npm install -g openclaw-bullybuddy

Once installed, start the management server using bullybuddy server. The system will automatically generate the required authentication credentials in ~/.bullybuddy/connection.json and grant the OpenClaw agent access to your session registry.

Use Cases

• Contextual Multitasking: Maintain multiple Claude Code agents focused on different branches or sub-projects concurrently, switching inputs effortlessly via slash commands.
• Remote Code Review: Use the --tunnel flag to access your active coding sessions from any location via the web dashboard.
• Automated Logging and Auditing: Keep a historical record of all interactions, transcripts, and command outputs for compliance or debugging long-running autonomous tasks.

Example Prompts

1. "/bullybuddy spawn ~/projects/web-app 'refactor the authentication middleware' auth-group"
2. "/bullybuddy status - show me which sessions are currently active and their latest output."
3. "/bullybuddy send 2 'Apply the suggested security patch and commit the changes.'"

Tips & Limitations

• Security First: The auth token is a master key to your sessions. Never share the URL generated by /bullybuddy url in public channels.
• Persistence: While tmux sessions survive server restarts, ensure your environment is configured for persistent background processes.
• Permissions: Be cautious when using the --dangerously-skip-permissions flag, as it bypasses standard user confirmations, effectively granting the AI unrestricted access to your local filesystem.