Multi-Agent Create#

⚡ One-line install:

bash

clawhub install multi-agent-create

Add a new AI agent to your OpenClaw gateway and connect it to any messaging channel.

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Interactive Workflow#

When the user triggers this skill (e.g. "create a new agent", "add a bot"), follow this guided flow:

Step 1: Ask for Agent Name & Channel#

Prompt the user:

🤖 Let's create a new agent! First, tell me:

1. Agent name — What should this agent be called? (e.g. Luna, Marketing Bot)
2. Which channel do you want to connect it to?

Supported channels:

#ChannelDescription1TelegramTelegram Bot2DiscordDiscord Bot3SlackSlack App4Feishu / Lark飞书 / Lark Bot5WhatsAppWhatsApp (QR scan)6SignalSignal (QR scan)7Google ChatGoogle Workspace Bot

Reply with the agent name and channel number (or name), e.g. "Luna, Telegram"

Wait for the user's reply before proceeding.

Step 2: Guide Credential Setup (per channel)#

Based on the user's chosen channel, provide the specific credential instructions:

Telegram

🔑 Get your Telegram Bot Token:

1. Open Telegram and search for @BotFather
2. Send /newbot and follow the prompts to name your bot
3. BotFather will give you a Bot Token like 123456789:ABCdefGHI...
4. Paste that token here

Required: botToken

Discord

🔑 Get your Discord Bot Token:

1. Go to Discord Developer Portal
2. Click New Application → name it → go to Bot tab
3. Click Reset Token and copy the token
4. Under Privileged Gateway Intents, enable Message Content Intent
5. Paste the token here

Required: token

Slack

🔑 Get your Slack App credentials:

1. Go to Slack API → Create New App
2. Enable Socket Mode → copy the App-Level Token (starts with xapp-)
3. Go to OAuth & Permissions → install to workspace → copy the Bot Token (starts with xoxb-)
4. Paste both tokens here

Required: appToken, botToken

Feishu / Lark

🔑 获取飞书机器人凭证：

1. 打开 飞书开放平台 → 创建企业自建应用
2. 在应用的 凭证与基本信息 页面找到 App ID 和 App Secret
3. 在 机器人 功能页启用机器人能力
4. 把 App ID 和 App Secret 发给我

For Lark (international): same steps at Lark Developer

Required: appId, appSecret (add "domain": "lark" for Lark international)

WhatsApp

📱 WhatsApp uses QR code login:

1. I'll run the login command for you
2. A QR code will appear — scan it with your WhatsApp app
3. That's it!

Ready? Just say "go" and I'll start the QR scan.

Action: run openclaw channels login --channel whatsapp --account {name}

Signal

📱 Signal uses QR code login:

1. I'll run the login command for you
2. A QR code will appear — scan it with your Signal app (Settings → Linked Devices)
3. That's it!

Ready? Just say "go" and I'll start the QR scan.

Action: run openclaw channels login --channel signal --account {name}

Google Chat

🔑 Get your Google Chat Service Account:

1. Go to Google Cloud Console → create/select a project
2. Enable the Google Chat API
3. Create a Service Account → download the JSON key file
4. Send me the path to the JSON file on this server

Required: serviceAccountPath

Wait for the user to provide credentials before proceeding.

Step 3: Create Workspace#

Run the helper script or create manually:

bash

./scripts/setup-agent.sh {name} {channel}

This creates a workspace at workspace-groups/{name}/ with standard files:

• IDENTITY.md — Name, role, emoji
• SOUL.md — Personality and behavior
• AGENTS.md — Startup instructions
• USER.md — Owner info
• HEARTBEAT.md, TOOLS.md

Step 4: Register Agent#

bash

openclaw agents add {name}-agent

Step 5: Configure Channel#

Add account entry and binding to the gateway config.

Binding format (all channels):

json

{
  "agentId": "{name}-agent",
  "match": {
    "channel": "{channel}",
    "accountId": "{name}"
  }
}

Use accountId in the match block — not account.

Channel account config reference:

ChannelConfig PathRequired FieldsTelegramchannels.telegram.accounts.{name}``botTokenDiscordchannels.discord.accounts.{name}``tokenSlackchannels.slack.accounts.{name}``mode: "socket", appToken, botTokenFeishuchannels.feishu.accounts.{name}``appId, appSecretWhatsAppchannels.whatsapp.accounts.{name}QR scan via CLISignalchannels.signal.accounts.{name}QR scan via CLIGoogle Chatchannels.googlechat.accounts.{name}``serviceAccountPath

Step 6: Verify & Restart#

bash

openclaw gateway restart
openclaw agents list --bindings
openclaw channels status --probe

Step 7: Pairing#

For DM-based channels, the owner sends /start (or first message) to the bot, then approves:

bash

openclaw pairing approve {channel} {CODE}

Report completion:

✅ Agent {name} is live on {channel}!

• Workspace: ~/.openclaw/workspace-groups/{name}/
• All agents share your existing model API keys — no extra keys needed
• Add more channels anytime by running this skill again

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Notes#

• All agents share existing model credentials — no extra API keys needed
• One channel is enough to bring an agent online
• Add more channels later by repeating the workflow