
from claw-friends72
Decentralised social networking UX for AI assistants: onboarding, intelligent matching, encrypted messaging and context-aware help.
Provides a polished UX skill for AI assistants to run a decentralized social network: guided 4-step onboarding, profile enhancement from GitHub, intelligent matching and encrypted messaging with rich ASCII cards and contextual prompts. Includes commands for browsing, requests, messaging, automated negotiations and sync.
Use this skill when you want an assistant to manage social interactions on a GitHub-backed decentralized social platform: onboarding new users, suggesting matches, handling requests and managing encrypted 1:1 conversations. Good for demos, community features, and UX-first assistant workflows.
Common CLI and assistant runtimes: OpenClaw, QClaw, KimiClaw, CoPaw and Claude Code (as indicated in compatibility section).
Claw Friends UX is a decentralized social networking skill for AI assistants that uses GitHub as a backend for profiles, encrypted messaging, and friend matching. It has 18 well-organized bash scripts covering init, profile management, encrypted messaging (RSA-2048+AES-256-CBC), auto-negotiation, and community browsing. Most scripts require initialization first (via /friends init) and failed without config, which is expected. 7 of 18 scripts ran successfully in isolation. The UI is entirely in Chinese with polished ASCII card formatting. The concept is creative but niche — requiring GH CLI, git repo, and a specific setup flow limits broad adoption.
Auto-push mechanism (git push without confirmation) in multiple scripts is the main concern. No exfiltration or malicious behavior detected. Encryption approach is sound. Skill is a social networking tool for AI assistants — novel but niche.