[Nyx Archive] Companion Agent

Design, configure, and give identity to a companion AI agent running alongside a primary agent. A companion is a second mind in the same house — different mo...

This skill appears to do what it says, but before installing/using it: 1) Understand that the companion shares your workspace and will read whatever MEMORY.md/IDENTITY.md you keep there — don't put secrets or sensitive personal data you wouldn't want the companion to access. 2) The Telegram bot token and your Telegram ID must be added to openclaw.json; treat that file as containing secrets (restrict filesystem access, back it up securely, rotate the bot token if compromised). 3) Consider creating a dedicated Telegram bot account for the companion and set strict groupPolicy/dmPolicy if you want to limit exposure. 4) If you have compliance or privacy concerns, test with redacted or synthetic memory content first. 5) The skill advises using config.patch/jq rather than manual edits—follow that to avoid corrupting JSON. Overall coherent, but be cautious about stored tokens and sensitive backstory data.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: nyx-archive-companion-agent Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle provides instructions and templates for configuring a secondary 'companion' agent within the OpenClaw framework. It uses standard platform features like `config.patch` to modify `openclaw.json`, sets up a Telegram bot for communication, and defines identity-focused markdown files (SKILL.md, references/memory-template.md). No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, or unauthorized persistence was found; the activities are entirely consistent with the stated purpose of agent configuration.