MMClaw

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Agent Messaging (ClawMeets). Send, read, list, and delete messages via the ClawMeets agent-to-agent protocol.

Expose a local port to the public internet using ngrok. Use when the user wants a public URL for a locally running web service.

Notion API for creating and managing pages, databases, and blocks.

Create or update MMClaw skills. Use this when the user wants to add new capabilities, automate a specific tool, or define complex multi-step workflows for the agent.

Search the web using a configured search provider. Use when the user explicitly asks to search, look up current information, or needs real-time data such as news, prices, or recent events.

Scan a directory for sensitive files before serving it over HTTP. Always run this before using the file-server skill.

Start a local HTTP file server to share files in a directory over the network. Use when the user wants to serve or share files via a browser or HTTP.

Automate and interact with web browsers using Playwright. Use when the user wants to browse a URL, click elements, fill forms, take screenshots, scrape page content, or automate any browser interaction.

Run Qwen Code CLI to execute AI-powered coding tasks in a local repo. Use when the user wants to ask Qwen to write, edit, refactor, or explain code in their project.

Read, create, and review PDF files using Python. Use when the user wants to read a PDF, generate a new PDF, fill out a PDF form, merge/split PDFs, or do any PDF-related task.

Run OpenAI Codex CLI to execute AI-powered coding tasks in a local repo. Use when the user wants to ask Codex to write, edit, refactor, or explain code in their project.

Remote-control tmux sessions for interactive CLIs by sending keystrokes and scraping pane output.