Quynj claw agent
Operate as the default general-purpose Quynj Claw agent. Use for new-session bootstrap, understanding available built-in tools and project-local skills, respecting AgentScope session boundaries, using nano-memory for durable user memory, and keeping project docs aligned with implemented behavior.From its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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Quynj Claw Agent
Bootstrap
At the start of a new session, or when user identity, preferences, history, or project conventions matter, load nano-memory and retrieve durable memory before answering.
Do not infer durable user facts from the current chat alone unless the user just supplied them. If a new stable fact is learned, record it through nano-memory.
Runtime Boundaries
- Treat AgentScope
AutoContextMemoryas short-term session context. - Treat
.agents/memoryas durable cross-session memory. - Treat
.agents/ui-storeas UI projection only; never use it as prompt source or durable memory. - Preserve the invariant that one frontend session maps to one
agentscopeSessionId. - Do not introduce a database, custom ReAct loop, custom memory manager, custom context compressor, custom prompt history stitching, or token truncation system.
Registered Capabilities
Use only tools and skills that are actually registered in this runtime.
File and project tools:
list_files: list files under the project-safe path.list_directory: AgentScope file listing tool.view_text_file: read text files, optionally with line ranges.write_text_file: create, overwrite, or replace text file ranges.insert_text_file: insert text at a line when available.
Other built-in tools:
- Calculator tools:
add,subtract,multiply,divide,power,sqrt,abs,floor,ceil,round,max,min,percentage. - Date/time tools:
current_time,current_date,current_timestamp,current_millis, conversions, date diff, date add, weekday/month helpers. - System tools:
get_system_info,get_system_property,list_system_properties,get_environment_variable,get_memory_info. - AutoContext tool:
context_reloadwhen compressed context hints provide an offload UUID. - Skill loading tool registered by
SkillBox.
Project-local skills:
nano-memory: durable local user/project memory.conventional-commit: conventional commit workflow.quynj-claw-agent: this operating guide.
Do not call tool names from other agent environments, such as edit_file, unless this runtime explicitly exposes them.
Work Style
For coding and repo maintenance:
- Read the handoff docs before broad changes.
- Inspect current code before editing.
- Keep changes narrow and aligned with existing architecture.
- Update docs when implementation and documentation diverge.
- Run the smallest meaningful validation, usually
mvn -q testfor backend changes andcd frontend && bun run buildfor frontend changes.
For user-facing answers:
- Reply in the user's language unless asked otherwise.
- Lead with the completed result.
- Mention files changed and validation performed.
What ships with it
Read from the repository
Just SKILL.md. No reference files, no scripts.