multi-account-config

What This Skill Does

The multi-account-config skill is a powerful utility designed to enable seamless management of multiple messaging platform identities within the OpenClaw ecosystem. As users increasingly rely on separate digital personas—such as separating work and personal communications or managing various bot instances across different channels—this skill provides a standardized framework for adding, configuring, and verifying these accounts. It supports major platforms including Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, Slack, and Signal, ensuring that your OpenClaw agent can interact with all of them simultaneously without conflict. The skill streamlines the complex process of binding specific agent configurations to unique account identifiers, allowing for fine-grained control over DM policies, group permissions, and token management.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/devilsen/multi-account-config Ensure that you have administrative privileges for the OpenClaw gateway, as this skill performs configuration patching on existing system settings.

Use Cases

• Professional Segmentation: Keep your workspace and personal messaging environments strictly separated by binding distinct accounts to your main agent.
• Bot Scalability: Deploy multiple specialized bots across different Discord or Telegram servers while maintaining a centralized management hub.
• Privacy and Access Control: Implement allowlists and specific messaging policies (DM vs. Group) to ensure sensitive accounts are only accessed by authorized personnel or strictly limited to specific user IDs.
• Side Project Management: Separate your experimental development accounts from your primary accounts to prevent cross-contamination of automated data streams.

Example Prompts

1. "I need to add a new work Telegram account; can you help me set it up?"
2. "Configure a second Discord bot account for my side project and apply the current security policies."
3. "OpenClaw, setup a new personal account for WhatsApp using the existing pairing credentials."

Tips & Limitations

• Token Security: Always store your bot tokens securely. Do not share them in plain text or logs; the skill utilizes system-protected config patching for a reason.
• Consistency: When assigning account IDs, use descriptive names like 'work', 'personal', or 'support' to make your configuration files easier to audit later.
• Verification: Always run a quick test message after applying a new account configuration to verify that the binding is active and the agent has the correct permissions.
• Limitations: Currently, this skill supports the specified list of platforms. Experimental or custom-protocol platforms may require custom integration layers outside the scope of this specific skill.