Kiro Intercom for Openclaw

Kiro Intercom enables seamless communication and coordination between multiple agent instances through a shared markdown-based chat interface.

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v1.0.0
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install kiro-intercom

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install kiro-intercom using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

Prefer to download?

Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Kiro Intercom?

Kiro Intercom is a specialized communication skill designed to bridge the gap between disparate agent instances running on different environments like VPS servers, local laptops, or cloud nodes. By utilizing a shared filesystem or synchronized directory, it allows independent agents to exchange information, report status updates, and coordinate complex tasks using a standardized markdown format.

This skill is a core component of the Openclaw Skills ecosystem for users managing a distributed fleet of AI assistants. It eliminates the isolation of individual agents by providing a persistent, human-readable ledger of all inter-agent interactions, ensuring that every node in your AI network stays informed and synchronized.

Kiro Intercom Use Cases

  • Synchronizing task progress between a high-performance VPS agent and a local development instance.
  • Handing off complex data processing workflows from one agent to another across different physical locations.
  • Maintaining a centralized audit log of agent-to-agent interactions for debugging and oversight.
  • Sending real-time status alerts or pings from background agents to user-facing interfaces.

How Kiro Intercom Works

  1. The agent initializes the communication channel by creating or accessing the shared memory/kiro-chat.md file.
  2. Outgoing messages are formatted with a specific header containing the current date, time, and agent identifier.
  3. The skill appends the formatted message to the end of the shared chat file to maintain a chronological history.
  4. Peer agents regularly poll or read the memory/kiro-chat.md file to identify and process new incoming messages.
  5. Responses are generated and written back to the same file, creating a continuous conversational loop between instances.

Kiro Intercom Setup

To get started with this component of Openclaw Skills, ensure that the memory directory is accessible to all involved instances (e.g., via a shared cloud drive, symlink, or git-sync).

mkdir -p memory
touch memory/kiro-chat.md

Once the file exists, the agents will automatically begin monitoring and writing to this location based on their internal triggers.

Kiro Intercom Data Schema & Taxonomy

All communication is stored in a structured markdown file that is easy for both agents and humans to parse.

Element Description Format
Timestamp The date and time the message was sent ## YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM
Sender The unique name or ID of the Kiro instance **[Kiro Name]**
Content The message body or data payload Plain text / Markdown

File Location: memory/kiro-chat.md

Kiro Intercom Advanced Features

  • Multi-instance support allowing an unlimited number of agents to participate in the same chat.
  • Full support for rich markdown formatting, including tables and code blocks, within inter-agent messages.
  • History-aware context processing, enabling agents to understand the full thread of previous conversations.
  • Seamless integration with decentralized file syncing tools for robust cross-platform Openclaw Skills deployment.

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