@rohanpaul_ai: Beautiful, NanoClaw arrives in Slack. So now from a single message I can let one agent create and coordinate multiple p…
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NanoClaw, an open-source and self-hosted tool for creating and coordinating multiple AI agents, has been integrated into Slack. This allows users to spawn specialized agents for various tasks directly from a single message.
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Beautiful, NanoClaw arrives in Slack.
So now from a single message I can let one agent create and coordinate multiple persistent, specialized AI agents.
e.g. ask an existing agent to create another agent for code review, testing, research or some other role.
The new worker gets persistent instructions, context, tools, permissions and its own Slack identity, then appears in the sidebar where humans and other agents can message it.
You gain the ability to modify the memory system, coding harness, models and agent behavior because NanoClaw remains open source and self-hosted.
@NanoClaw_AI ’s Github repo has also grown to 30.6K stars
Gavriel Cohen (@Gavriel_Cohen): Slack just killed Buzz.
One click to add your own open source NanoClaw agent to Slack. If you want more agents, just ask it. Collaborate with your agents in a shared room. Work together and tag them on a canvas.
Slack is the new Slack.
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