Octo multica cloud

octo-multica-cloud

Call the cloud-hosted multica SaaS at https://multica.imocto.cn from inside octo/OpenClaw, using a per-user API key. This skill is generic: any user only needs to configure their own octo-multica-key secret — no account-specific ids are baked in; everything is discovered at runtime.

Base URL default: https://multica.imocto.cn. If a different multica host is used, override MULTICA_CLOUD_BASE accordingly.

📦 First-run onboarding (run this when the user installs the skill or first asks to use it)

On install, or the first time the user invokes anything in this skill, the agent MUST verify the key is configured and, if not, walk the user through setup before doing anything else.

Onboarding flow the agent runs:

1. Try to read the key (materialize via secret) and call GET /api/me.
2. If it succeeds (200) → greet with the identity + list reachable workspaces (/api/workspaces), so the user immediately sees what they can drive. Skill is ready.
3. If it fails (no secret / 401) → send the user the setup guide below and STOP until configured.

Setup guide to send the user (verbatim-friendly):

要用这个 skill 调用 multica.imocto.cn，需要先配置你自己的 API 密钥：
1. 打开 https://multica.imocto.cn → 登录 → Settings / 设置 → API Keys
2. 新建一个 API Key，复制出来的 mul_… 字符串
3. 在 Octo 里打开「设置 → 密钥（Secrets）」模块，自己新增一条密钥：
   别名填 octo-multica-key，把刚才复制的 Key 粘进去保存。
   ⚠️ 千万别把 Key 发到聊天里（哪怕是发给我）——只要打到会话里就等于泄露。请务必在密钥模块里自己添加。
配好后跟我说一声「已经存好了」，我验证一下就能用了。

After the user says it's configured, re-run step 1 to confirm (200 from /api/me), then show the reachable workspaces. 🔴 NEVER ask the user to paste/send the API key into any chat message (not even a DM to you) — putting it in a conversation = leaking it. The key must be added by the user themselves in Octo's Settings → Secrets module; you only ever READ it from the secret store via octo_management write-secret (alias resolution), never receive it through chat.

Setup (per user, one time) — what "configured" means

The user stores their personal multica API token under the secret alias octo-multica-key (a mul_… token from the multica web app → Settings → API keys), adding it themselves via Octo → Settings → Secrets. Nothing else to configure. 🔴 The agent must never receive the raw key through chat — only read it from the secret store. If /api/me returns 401 missing authorization, the key is missing/invalid → re-run onboarding.

When to use

• User asks to call / drive / read from multica.imocto.cn (the cloud multica web app).
• Managing whatever workspace(s) their key can reach, and dispatching to that workspace's agents.

The key — never hardcode it; use the helper

octo-multica-key is a user-managed stored secret (alias), not a file on disk. Materialize it to a unique temp file, use it, and guarantee cleanup with a trap so the plaintext key can never be left on disk even if a call fails midway.

Step 1 — materialize the secret (run once per session, before the helper):

# octo_management write-secret writes the current plaintext to a fresh temp path.
# Use a unique filename (mktemp) so concurrent sessions never clobber each other.
octo_management write-secret alias="octo-multica-key" filePath=".secrets/.mc-key.<rand>" template="{{secret}}"

When calling the octo_management tool, pick a random suffix for <rand> (e.g. a timestamp + random) so two parallel runs don't share a file.

Step 2 — load it with guaranteed cleanup, then define the mc helper:

# point at the temp file written in step 1
MC_KEYFILE=".secrets/.mc-key.<rand>"
MC_KEY=$(cat "$MC_KEYFILE")
# wipe the on-disk copy immediately; keep the value only in this shell's memory
shred -u "$MC_KEYFILE" 2>/dev/null || rm -f "$MC_KEYFILE"
# belt-and-suspenders: scrub the var when the shell exits
trap 'unset MC_KEY' EXIT

MC_BASE=${MULTICA_CLOUD_BASE:-https://multica.imocto.cn}
MC_WS=""   # set to a workspace id OR slug after discovery; leave empty for /api/me etc.

# mc <METHOD> <path> [json-body]
# - auto-injects auth + base URL
# - auto-appends the workspace selector when MC_WS is set and the path has no '?'
#   (uses workspace_id for a UUID, workspace_slug otherwise)
mc() {
  local method="$1" path="$2" body="${3:-}"
  local url="$MC_BASE$path"
  if [ -n "$MC_WS" ] && [[ "$path" != *\?* ]]; then
    if [[ "$MC_WS" =~ ^[0-9a-fA-F-]{36}$ ]]; then
      url="$url?workspace_id=$MC_WS"
    else
      url="$url?workspace_slug=$MC_WS"
    fi
  fi
  if [ -n "$body" ]; then
    curl -fsS -m 30 -X "$method" -H "Authorization: Bearer $MC_KEY" \
         -H "Content-Type: application/json" "$url" -d "$body"
  else
    curl -fsS -m 30 -X "$method" -H "Authorization: Bearer $MC_KEY" "$url"
  fi
}

Never echo $MC_KEY, never paste the key into octo messages, never commit it.

Error handling

• 401 missing authorization → key missing/invalid → re-run onboarding (have the user reconfigure octo-multica-key).
• 400 workspace_id or workspace_slug is required → set MC_WS (or add ?workspace_id=) first.
• 429 → back off and retry with exponential delay; respect any Retry-After.
• 5xx → transient; retry once or twice, then report the failure with the status code.
• curl exits non-zero (with -fsS) on HTTP errors → surface the message, don't silently continue.

Enum values (issue status / priority)

• status: backlog | todo (default) | in_progress | in_review | done | cancelled
• priority: none | low | medium | high | urgent

Auth & request shape

• Base URL: https://multica.imocto.cn (override via MULTICA_CLOUD_BASE).
• Header: Authorization: Bearer <octo-multica-key>
• Workspace selection (one of):
  • query param ?workspace_id=<uuid> or ?workspace_slug=<slug>
  • header X-Workspace-ID: <uuid>
• List endpoints REQUIRE a workspace (else 400 workspace_id or workspace_slug is required).

Discovery first (do this before any workspace-scoped call)

Never assume ids. Resolve them from the user's own account each session (uses the mc helper above):

# 1. confirm identity / key validity (no workspace needed)
mc GET /api/me

# 2. list the workspaces THIS key can reach -> pick id/slug
mc GET /api/workspaces

# 3. lock in the chosen workspace, then list its agents -> pick assignee_id
MC_WS=<chosen-workspace-id-or-slug>
mc GET /api/agents          # MC_WS auto-appended as ?workspace_id=

If the user has multiple workspaces, ask which one (or use the slug they named).

Endpoint reference

Full endpoint list, request/response shapes, and worked examples live in references/api.md. Quick summary:

Read: /api/me, /api/workspaces, /api/agents, /api/squads, /api/issues (+ /search, /<id>, /<id>/comments, /<id>/task-runs, /<id>/pull-requests, /<id>/subscribers), /api/projects, /api/runtimes (+ /<id>/usage, /<id>/activity), /api/webhook-subscriptions (+ /<id>/deliveries), /health.

Write (use deliberately): POST /api/issues, PUT /api/issues/<id>, POST /api/issues/<id>/comments, POST /api/issues/<id>/rerun, POST /api/tasks/<taskId>/messages, POST /api/tasks/<taskId>/cancel, DELETE /api/comments/<id>, POST /api/webhook-subscriptions (+ PATCH/DELETE /<id>, POST /<id>/test, POST /<id>/deliveries/<deliveryId>/redeliver).

Create agent / squad (verified live via REST 2026-06-25): POST /api/agents (needs name + runtime_id), POST /api/agents/<id>/archive, PUT /api/agents/<id>; POST /api/squads (needs name + leader_id), DELETE /api/squads/<id>. So agent/squad creation is possible via IM/REST, not just Web.

Runtime management: GET /api/runtimes (list), GET /api/runtimes/<id>/usage, GET /api/runtimes/<id>/activity, POST /api/runtimes/<id>/update (upgrade the runtime CLI to a target version), POST /api/runtimes/<id>/archive-agents-and-delete (archive its agents and remove the runtime). ⚠️ The last one is destructive — confirm before running.

Outbound webhooks (verified live via REST 2026-06-25): Multica POSTs events to YOUR URL. Workspace-level or project-level scoped. GET /api/webhook-subscriptions (list; add &project_id=<id> to filter), POST /api/webhook-subscriptions (create — needs url + events; add project_id to scope to one project), PATCH /api/webhook-subscriptions/<id>, DELETE /api/webhook-subscriptions/<id>, POST /api/webhook-subscriptions/<id>/test, GET /api/webhook-subscriptions/<id>/deliveries (+ /<deliveryId>), POST /api/webhook-subscriptions/<id>/deliveries/<deliveryId>/redeliver. Supported events: issue.status_changed (only one for now). The signing secret (whsec_…) is returned once on create and never again (list/get only give secret_hint = last 4 chars) — capture it then. Multica signs each POST X-Multica-Signature-256: sha256=<hex(HMAC-SHA256(body,secret))> (+ X-Multica-Event, X-Multica-Delivery headers). See references/api.md for full shapes.

Examples

K=$(cat .secrets/.tmp-mc-key)
B=${MULTICA_CLOUD_BASE:-https://multica.imocto.cn}
WS=<workspace-id-from-discovery>

# list issues
curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer $K" "$B/api/issues?workspace_id=$WS"
## Examples (with the `mc` helper)
```bash
MC_WS=<workspace-id-or-slug-from-discovery>

# list issues
mc GET /api/issues

# create an issue assigned to an agent (agent id from /api/agents)
mc POST /api/issues \
  '{"title":"...","description":"...","priority":"high","assignee_type":"agent","assignee_id":"<agent-id>"}'

# add a comment (path has its own segments; MC_WS still auto-appended)
mc POST "/api/issues/<issue-id>/comments" '{"body":"..."}'

# update an issue's status
mc PUT "/api/issues/<issue-id>" '{"status":"in_progress"}'

Safety / risk notes

• ✅ Isolated from any local self-hosted multica daemon: different host, account, token, and code path (curl-only, no CLI, never reads/writes ~/.multica/config.json).
• ⚠️ A multica API key is typically account-scoped — it may reach ALL of that user's workspaces and has write power (create/update issues, run agents). Confirm the target workspace before any write; don't write to the wrong workspace.
• Always materialize→use→wipe the key in one bounded flow. Never leave it on disk, never log it, never put it in an octo message or commit.
• Each user supplies their OWN octo-multica-key; the skill is portable and stores no ids of its own.