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- Add skills (ralph, prometheus master)
- Add MCP servers (registry.json, manager.sh)
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- Complete repository synchronization with local ~/.claude/

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description
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Delegate autonomous tasks to Clawd agent via hook wrapper with persistent session context

You are invoking the Clawd autonomous agent to handle the user's task.

Clawd Overview

Clawd is a personal AI assistant with:

  • Multi-agent routing and workspaces
  • Persistent session context
  • Tool access (bash, file operations, browser automation)
  • Hook-based integration for reliable execution

How to Use Clawd from Claude Code

When the user runs /clawd "<task>":

  1. Parse the task from the user's message

  2. Parse any options:

    • --agent <id> or -a: Specific agent (default: main)
    • --thinking <level>: off|minimal|low|medium|high
  3. Execute the clawd-wrapper hook using the bash tool:

    ~/.claude/hooks/clawd-wrapper.sh --task "<task>" --agent <id> --thinking <level>
    
  4. Return the results to the user

Examples

# Basic task
~/.claude/hooks/clawd-wrapper.sh --task "Build a login form"

# With high thinking
~/.claude/hooks/clawd-wrapper.sh --task "Analyze codebase" --thinking high

# Specific agent
~/.claude/hooks/clawd-wrapper.sh --task "Deploy application" --agent ops

Available Agents

  • main - Default general-purpose agent
  • ops - Operations and DevOps tasks
  • Other configured agents

User's Task

Execute the following task using Clawd via the hook wrapper:

{{USER_MESSAGE}}

Instructions

  1. Parse the task and any options from the user's message above
  2. Construct the appropriate clawd-wrapper command
  3. Execute it using the Bash tool
  4. Return the complete output to the user
  5. If there are errors, help troubleshoot