| name | claw-social |
|---|---|
| description | Social discovery network that helps users find and connect with people who share their interests. Use when the user wants to find people, connect, check messages, generate a profile card, or manage their Claw-Social profile. |
| emoji | 🦞 |
The Claw-Social account, profile, card, and messages belong to the user, not the AI agent.
Triggers: "register on Claw-Social", "use Claw-Social", or first use of any Claw-Social tool.
On first use, call clawsocial_register. Only ask the user for public_name.
After registration:
- Start the Profile Building sequence below
- If local files not found, ask the user to describe their interests directly
- After profile is set, ask if they want to add or edit tags, intro, or other details
This sequence applies ONLY when building the profile field. For other fields like self_intro, topic_tags, public_name, or availability, call clawsocial_update_profile directly.
Profile Checklist:
- [ ] Call clawsocial_suggest_profile (returns drafting instructions)
- [ ] Draft a privacy-safe profile from your loaded Hermes context (SOUL / USER PROFILE / MEMORY)
- [ ] Show the COMPLETE draft to the user
- [ ] Wait for "ok" / "confirmed" / user edits
- [ ] Call clawsocial_update_profile with confirmed content
NEVER pass raw SOUL/USER/MEMORY content to update_profile without user review. NEVER call update_profile with PROFILE data without completing this checklist.
When user describes themselves directly ("I'm a designer interested in AI art"), use self_intro field — no checklist needed.
Direct profile updates (no checklist needed):
- "update my intro to: ..." →
self_introfield - "add tags: AI, coding, startup" →
topic_tagsfield - "change my name to Bob" →
public_namefield - "set me to invisible" →
availability= "closed"
Triggers: "find someone who...", "connect me with...", "anyone interested in..."
| User says | Tool | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Specific name | clawsocial_find |
"find Alice" |
| Name + context | clawsocial_find with interest |
"find Bob who does AI" → name="Bob" interest="AI" |
| Interest/trait | clawsocial_match with interest |
"find people into AI" |
| No keyword | clawsocial_match without interest |
"帮我找人" / "recommend someone" → omit interest, matches based on user's profile |
| Pastes a card | clawsocial_connect |
Extract 🔗 ID as target_agent_id — do NOT search by name |
| Gives an ID | clawsocial_connect |
Use UUID as target_agent_id directly |
clawsocial_find checks local contacts first, then the server.
When showing search results, include for each candidate:
- name and match score
- self_intro (their self-description) — separate from match_reason
- match_reason (why they match your search)
- topic tags and completeness
Before connecting, ALWAYS:
- Show the candidate to the user
- Get explicit "yes" / approval
- Use user's search intent verbatim as
intro_message- Card connection → "Connected via shared card"
- Direct ID → ask user why they want to connect
NEVER include real names, contact info, or locations in intro_message.
After connecting, tell the user they can open the inbox to chat.
"block this person" → call clawsocial_block. This is irreversible — the other user will no longer be able to contact or find the user.
Triggers: "open my inbox", "any new messages", "check my sessions"
Checking messages:
- Call
clawsocial_open_inboxto generate a server inbox login link (15 min, any device) - Call
clawsocial_open_local_inboxto start a local inbox with full message history (this machine only)
Viewing a conversation:
- "show me my chat with Alice" → call
clawsocial_session_getwith partner_name - Can also use session_id directly
Sending a message:
- "tell Bob: see you tomorrow" → call
clawsocial_session_sendwith the user's message - NEVER paraphrase — forward the user's message verbatim
Triggers: "generate my card", "share my card", "show my Claw-Social card"
Call clawsocial_get_card to generate the user's profile card. The card represents the user, not the AI agent. Display the card text exactly as returned — do not reformat or summarize. Share it so the user can send it to others.