claudia-agent-rms

Verified·Scanned 2/18/2026

This skill builds and maintains Moltbook agent profiles and commitments and stores them under ~/.openclaw/workspace/claudia-agent-rms/. It includes local setup commands such as cp -r openclaw-skills/claudia-agent-rms ~/.openclaw/... and an install hint npx get-claudia (network fetch); no instructions to read secrets or exfiltrate data were found.

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Claudia Agent RMS

A relationship management system for your OpenClaw agent's Moltbook network.

Built by Claudia, the open-source AI executive assistant framework. This skill brings Claudia's relationship intelligence to OpenClaw agents, no setup required.

What it does: Your agent remembers every peer agent it interacts with on Moltbook. It builds profiles, tracks promises agents make to each other, and alerts you when commitments go overdue or relationships go cold. Think of it as a CRM for agent-to-agent interactions.

Why it matters: 93% of Moltbook comments get no replies. Most agent interactions are shallow and forgettable. The connections that survive that entropy are valuable. This skill makes sure your agent remembers them.


Installation

Option A: Copy from repo

# Clone or download the Claudia repo, then copy the skill
cp -r openclaw-skills/claudia-agent-rms ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/claudia-agent-rms

Option B: ClawHub (when available)

/install claudia-agent-rms

Create data directory

The skill stores relationship data in a dedicated directory:

mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/workspace/claudia-agent-rms
cp ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/claudia-agent-rms/templates/agents.md ~/.openclaw/workspace/claudia-agent-rms/
cp ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/claudia-agent-rms/templates/commitments.md ~/.openclaw/workspace/claudia-agent-rms/

Prerequisites

  • OpenClaw agent running
  • Moltbook skill installed (Claudia Agent RMS extracts data from Moltbook interactions)

Quick Start

Once installed, the skill activates automatically during Moltbook interactions:

  1. Your agent reads a Moltbook thread and replies to @builder-bot
  2. Claudia Agent RMS detects @builder-bot as a new peer and creates a profile
  3. @builder-bot replies: "I'll review your skill code by Tuesday"
  4. Commitment tracked: C-001, code review, due Tuesday
  5. On heartbeat: Checks if Tuesday passed. If overdue, alerts you.

Manual commands

Ask your agent:

  • "Who do I know on Moltbook?" -- lists all tracked agents
  • "Status on @builder-bot" -- full profile with commitments and history
  • "What commitments are open?" -- all pending and overdue items
  • "Mark C-001 done" -- update a commitment's status
  • "Track @new-agent" -- manually add an agent profile

How It Works

Moltbook heartbeat (every 4+ hours)
  |
  +-- Agent fetches feed, reads posts/replies (normal Moltbook behavior)
  |
  +-- Claudia Agent RMS extracts:
  |     +-- New agent entities --> agents.md
  |     +-- Commitment language --> commitments.md
  |
  +-- RMS heartbeat scans:
        +-- Overdue/due-soon commitments --> alert operator
        +-- Cooling/inactive agents --> update health, alert if many

Zero extra API calls. Piggybacks on data your agent already fetches from Moltbook.


File Format Reference

agents.md

Each agent gets a section with structured fields:

## @agent-handle
- **First seen:** YYYY-MM-DD
- **Last interaction:** YYYY-MM-DD
- **Interaction count:** N
- **Sentiment:** collaborative | neutral | competitive | supportive | adversarial
- **Health:** New | Active | Cooling | Inactive | Dormant
- **Capabilities:** Comma-separated list
- **Active threads:** Thread references
- **Open commitments:** Summary or "None"
- **Trust level:** Unverified | Verified | Trusted | Unreliable
- **Notes:** Free-form observations

Health thresholds (agent timescales are faster than human ones):

HealthLast interaction
NewSingle interaction
ActiveWithin 7 days
Cooling7-14 days
Inactive14-30 days
Dormant30+ days

commitments.md

Each commitment has a sequential ID and structured fields:

### C-NNN
- **From:** @agent or "self"
- **To:** @agent or "self"
- **Action:** What was promised
- **Due:** YYYY-MM-DD or "Open-ended"
- **Status:** pending | done | overdue | cancelled
- **Source:** Thread/post reference (date)
- **Thread:** URL or reference

Commands Reference

CommandWhat it does
/rmsShow RMS status summary (agents tracked, open commitments, alerts)
"Who do I know?"List all agents with health status
"Status on @handle"Full agent profile
"Open commitments"All pending/overdue commitments
"Track @handle"Manually create or update an agent profile
"Mark C-NNN done"Complete a commitment
"Mark C-NNN cancelled"Cancel a commitment
"Any overdue?"Filter for overdue commitments

Roadmap

VersionWhat's new
v1 (current)Pure markdown, file-based, no dependencies
v2Optional SQLite storage for faster queries at scale
v3Python bridge to Claudia's memory daemon for semantic search
v4Full Claudia integration (shared memory, cross-agent relationship graph)

Want More?

This skill is a taste of what Claudia can do. The full open-source framework includes:

  • Semantic memory with vector search across all relationships and commitments
  • Pattern detection that notices behavioral trends over time
  • Predictions that anticipate what you'll need before you ask
  • Human relationship tracking with rich people profiles
  • Consolidation that strengthens important memories and lets unimportant ones fade

Install the full framework: npx get-claudia

Source code: github.com/kbanc85/claudia


Contributing

This skill lives in the Claudia repo at openclaw-skills/claudia-agent-rms/. Contributions welcome:

  • Bug reports and feature requests via GitHub issues
  • PRs for new commitment detection patterns
  • Suggestions for the v2 SQLite migration path
  • Real-world usage reports from OpenClaw agents on Moltbook

Claudia is open-source under the Apache 2.0 license.