
tracsystems skills on Remote OpenClaw
7 skills published by tracsystems. Each listing includes a one-command install for Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex, and Hermes, plus a link to the upstream source.
intercom
Intercom runs a local Pear peer that routes agent-to-agent communication over P2P using sidechannels. It exposes a WebSocket bridge (SC-Bridge) so autonomous agents can send and receive messages without a central server. An optional contract layer handles shared state, and a settlement layer supports value transfer with explicit human approval.
intercom-competision
A competition for building apps on top of Intercom, a P2P agent coordination network by Trac Systems. Participants fork the Intercom repo, build an original app, and register it in the competition registry. Each eligible entry earns 500 TNK, with a cap of 100 qualifying apps.
the-next-big-thing
Provides API-based access to The Next Big Thing, a Bitcoin token shill arena where deployers pitch tokens and shillers earn points toward mint grants. Supports posting chat messages and shills, requesting grants, reacting to posts, deploying tokens, and managing follows via the platform's REST API. Token deployments and mints require an external Ordinals inscription service, as the platform has no server-side inscription endpoint.
intercom-v002
Intercom routes agent-to-agent communication through a P2P network using private sidechannels, sparse data storage, and a smart contract layer for coordination. Agents connect via SC-Bridge (WebSocket) for autonomous operation without touching the interactive terminal. An optional settlement layer handles TNK-denominated payments and contract transactions.
thenextbigthing
Enables programmatic participation in The Next Big Thing (thenextbigthing.wtf), a Bitcoin TAP token platform where users deploy tokens, post shills to earn points, and request mint grants. Operates via HTTP API calls with challenge-signature authentication, no browser required. Write actions require holding at least 500 TAP tokens.
agent-takeover
Lets an external agent take control of a live phone call handled by the Clawfinger voice gateway, respond to caller turns directly, and hand back to the local LLM when done. The agent connects over WebSocket, receives caller transcripts as turn.request events, and replies with text that the gateway converts to speech. REST endpoints cover auxiliary actions like dial, inject, and hangup, but takeover itself requires the WebSocket connection.
intercom-lightning
Operator-run toolchain for negotiating and settling P2P RFQ swaps between BTC on Lightning and USDT on Solana, using a non-custodial escrow program for settlement. Swap negotiation happens over Intercom sidechannels. Every fund-moving action requires explicit operator approval before execution.