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Danghuangshang is a ready-to-use multi-agent collaboration system built around OpenClaw. It uses an imperial court metaphor where the user acts as the ruler and specialized AI agents act as ministers, reviewers, operators, and coordinators. The project supports several organizational modes, including a Ming-style cabinet, a Tang-style review workflow, and a modern executive-team structure. Agents can be assigned responsibilities such as coding, architecture, finance, operations, marketing,...

Claude-to-IM Skill is a lightweight bridge that connects Claude Code or Codex sessions to instant messaging platforms. It runs a Node.js background daemon that forwards messages from chat apps to an AI coding agent. Responses, tool requests, permission prompts, and streaming previews are sent back into the same chat interface. The project supports Telegram, Discord, Feishu/Lark, QQ, and WeChat, making remote coding-agent access possible from common communication tools. It includes an...

Nowadays, WebCord is quite complex project; it can be summarized as a pack of security and privacy hardenings, Discord features reimplementations, Electron / Chromium / Discord bugs workarounds, stylesheets, internal pages and wrapped Discord page, designed to conform with ToS as much as it is possible (or hide the changes that might violate it from Discord's eyes). WebCord does a lot to improve the privacy of the users. It blocks known tracing and fingerprinting methods, but it does not end...

Open-source quality copilot for WeChat Official Account (公众号) authors. Export your own published-list metrics with a privacy-first Chrome MV3 extension, or paste interchange JSON/CSV into an Agent running the gzh-review skill. Get a fixed four-block report: conclusion → factors → title candidates → shippable experiment, with honest degradation when article count is low. No recommendation guarantees, no competitor scraping, no project cloud account for your data. GitHub:...

FluxyChat is a multi-tenant realtime chat API built on Cloudflare Workers, Durable Objects, and D1. What's different: - One Durable Object per room: WebSocket fan-out + ordering at the edge, no socket fleet to manage - Agent tool calls stream on the same room WebSocket as chat messages — debuggable in the operator console - MIT self-host on your own Cloudflare account, or use the hosted beta - Next.js operator console: rooms, agents, billing hooks out of the box - @fluxy-chat/sdk:...