can

Review·Scanned 2/19/2026

This skill implements Clock-Address-Nameable (CAN) naming and local storage/indexing (e.g., ~/.can/store, ~/.can/index.tsv) to stamp, verify, and find content. It instructs running shell commands (sha256sum, cp, find), using a private key at ~/.can/nostr.key or $NOSTR_PRIVKEY, and exchanging records over networks such as https://github.com/xccx/can.

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can

Clock Address Nameable. Three-pole naming for OpenClaw agents.

CLOCK    = when     (millisecond unix timestamp)
ADDRESS  = where    (SHA-256 content hash)
NAMEABLE = human    (petnames, tags, whatever you want)

What

Every thing gets named three ways: by time, by content hash, and optionally by human words. Computer handles the first two automatically, and optionally includes editable human namings. Human adds/edits the naming whenever they feel like it. Both find things fast.

Why

36% of ClawHub skills have security flaws in week one. Agents phish agents for API keys on Moltbook. Paths lie. Hashes don't. Timestamps prove ordering. Petnames make it all findable by humans.

Install

clawhub install can

Quick test

CLOCK=$(date +%s%3N)
ADDRESS=$(echo -n "hello world" | sha256sum | awk '{print $1}')
echo "$CLOCK $ADDRESS greeting:hello"

Three poles. One line. That's CAN.

Zero dependencies

Only needs sha256sum (pre-installed on macOS and Linux). No npm. No pip. No runtime. Works air-gapped.

License

Public domain.