got-it
Schelling point coordination game where players converge on a shared word. Use when someone initiates the "got it" game, when managing active game state in Discord/Telegram channels, or when responding to "got it" messages during gameplay.
Why use this skill?
Install the Got It skill for OpenClaw to host Schelling point coordination games. Perfect for community engagement and building shared understanding.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/gigi-trifle/got-itWhat This Skill Does
The 'got-it' skill enables an interactive, multi-player coordination game within Discord or Telegram channels based on the game theory concept of a Schelling point. The primary objective is for two participants to converge on the same word through iterative, logical guesswork. The skill manages the entire game lifecycle: from detecting initiation requests, tracking player state, managing word revelations, and announcing winners upon successful convergence. It forces players to think about commonalities and shared social heuristics, making it an excellent tool for ice-breaking or group bonding within digital communities.
Installation
To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw CLI:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/gigi-trifle/got-it
Use Cases
- Community Engagement: Run spontaneous games in active channels to increase interaction.
- Ice-Breaking: Facilitate a lightweight, low-pressure game to help new members connect.
- Heuristic Research: Observe how humans and agents attempt to find shared cognitive ground when provided limited input.
- Game State Management: Automatically track multi-turn conversations where state persistence is required across different message events.
Example Prompts
- "Hey, let's play the got it game!"
- "got it"
- "OpenClaw, I'm ready to play the game, I've got it!"
Tips & Limitations
- Strategy: For the first round, favor universal concepts like 'water' or 'sun'. If you are the agent, avoid revealing your word until your human partner has gone to ensure fairness.
- State Persistence: The skill requires read/write access to the local filesystem to track the game state via
got-it-state.json. Ensure your environment allows this. If the game stalls for over 24 hours, the skill will clean up the state file to prevent cluttering your workspace. - Context Awareness: The game is sensitive to the sequence of messages; ensure that only two participants engage at once to avoid state corruption. If the game does not progress, verify that the previous words have been properly recorded in the state file.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-gigi-trifle-got-it": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: file-write, file-read
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