Naruto Multi-Agent Dispatcher for Openclaw

A Naruto-themed multi-agent system that ranks and dispatches missions to specialized sub-agents for efficient task execution.

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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

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

npx clawhub@latest install naruto-multi-agent

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 naruto-multi-agent using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Naruto Multi-Agent Dispatcher?

The Naruto Multi-Agent Dispatcher is a sophisticated orchestration layer for AI agents, modeled after the Hidden Leaf Village mission control. Acting as the Fifth Hokage, this skill provides a structured way to handle high-complexity tasks by delegating them to five specialized sub-agents: Naruto, Kakashi, Shikamaru, Sakura, and Sai. This approach utilizing Openclaw Skills ensures that specific tasks are matched with the right expertise, from brute-force coding to strategic planning.

By implementing a formal mission-ranking system (S, A, B, C, and D), the dispatcher provides clear risk assessment and resource management. The system is built on top of a robust round-robin dispatch mechanism, ensuring that missions are distributed efficiently across available sub-agents while maintaining strict session isolation and context integrity.

Naruto Multi-Agent Dispatcher Use Cases

  • Coordinating complex software refactoring projects through multi-agent parallelism.
  • Delegating technical code reviews and architectural analysis to specialized agents.
  • Automating documentation and bug-fixing workflows with precision-focused sub-agents.
  • Strategic planning for large-scale deployments using high-IQ reasoning agents.
  • Routine research and intel gathering without interrupting primary workflows.

How Naruto Multi-Agent Dispatcher Works

  1. The user submits a request which the dispatcher identifies as a mission.
  2. The system analyzes the task complexity to determine a mission rank from D (trivial) to S (extreme danger).
  3. The dispatcher provides a character-rich textual response to the user, confirming the assignment and naming the shinobi sent.
  4. A sub-agent is selected using round-robin logic, ensuring the sessionKey is correctly mapped to one of the five fixed shinobi IDs.
  5. The dispatcher invokes the sessions_spawn tool, passing a self-contained mission scroll to the selected sub-agent.
  6. Once the sub-agent completes the task, the results are processed and returned through the Openclaw Skills interface.

Naruto Multi-Agent Dispatcher Setup

To deploy this skill, include the dispatcher configuration in your agent's system prompt or skill directory. Ensure that the sessions_spawn tool is available to the dispatcher agent.

# Define the sub-agent session keys in your environment configuration
export AGENT_SESSIONS="naruto,kakashi,shikamaru,sakura,sai"

The dispatcher must have permissions to manage these sessions and should be configured to follow the strict Speak-Then-Spawn protocol required by Openclaw Skills.

Naruto Multi-Agent Dispatcher Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill utilizes a structured mission taxonomy to organize data and agent interactions:

Attribute Type Description
Mission Rank Enum S, A, B, C, or D rank based on task severity.
sessionKey String Unique identifier (e.g., kakashi) for the execution environment.
task String A comprehensive, self-contained mission briefing for the sub-agent.
runTimeoutSeconds Integer Execution time limit, standardized at 300 for reliability.

All session data is isolated to prevent context leakage between different shinobi missions.

Naruto Multi-Agent Dispatcher Advanced Features

  • Intelligent round-robin dispatching to maximize agent availability.
  • Dynamic mission rank assessment for proactive risk management.
  • Character-driven roleplay feedback for an immersive developer experience.
  • Strict protocol enforcement for session isolation within Openclaw Skills.
  • Support for asynchronous task delegation and result reporting.

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