plastic-labs/honcho
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1Honcho IntegrationHoncho Integration for Bot Frameworks is an agent skill for solo builders shipping conversational agents on loop-driven stacks such as nanobot. It extends the main Honcho integration guide with a structured explore phase tailored to bots: locate the LLM loop, how sessions are persisted, how tools register, and how messages route between channels and the agent. When the repo matches a supported framework, you pull concrete files from the skill’s bot-frameworks reference directory—nanobot is fully covered; openclaw and picoclaw are marked planned. For other codebases, you follow the same checklist and adapt hooks to that project’s session and config model. Use it when you already chose Honcho for durable user context and need a repeatable integration path instead of guessing insertion points in a busy agent repo. It pairs with general backend and agent-tooling work and reduces rework before you ship memory-aware tools to production channels.421installs2Honcho CliHoncho CLI is an agent skill for solo builders running Plastic Labs Honcho—persistent peer memory and dialectic tooling for AI agents—who need trustworthy introspection from the shell. It documents how the `honcho` wrapper exposes SDK operations with agent-friendly JSON, validation, and predictable exit codes so Claude Code or similar agents can query workspaces, peers, sessions, messages, conclusions, and related context without writing one-off Python scripts. Human operators get tables on TTY; piped workflows and `--json` emit arrays or objects suitable for jq pipelines. Configuration lives beside other Honcho tools, with API key and environment URL set via init. Use it whenever representation state, memory cards, chat history, queue status, or dialectic quality looks wrong in dev or staging. It is inspection-only guidance paired with constrained Bash tooling—not a replacement for Honcho application code or hosting setup.1installs3Migrate Honchomigrate-honcho is an agent skill that walks solo builders through Honcho v1.6.0 to v2.0.0 API changes when they already ship memory-aware agents. The major shift removes standalone async classes in favor of a single Honcho client where async work runs through a `.aio` accessor on the client, peers, and sessions. It also retools terminology from Observations to Conclusions, so list, query, and scope code must be renamed and retyped. The skill is for indie developers maintaining Python agent stacks that depend on Honcho peers, sessions, and observation stores—not for choosing whether to adopt Honcho in the first place. Use it during an intentional SDK bump, in the same sprint as dependency upgrades and regression tests on chat and memory paths, so production agents keep stable behavior under the new surface area.1installs4Migrate Honcho TsMigrate Honcho TS is an agent skill that walks solo builders through breaking changes in the Honcho JavaScript/TypeScript SDK: dropping the raw `.core` client, pagination on list methods, session-bound message updates, and renamed configuration objects. It is for indie developers who already ship agents with Honcho memory and need a deterministic refactor checklist instead of guessing from release notes. Use it during a dependency bump or monorepo-wide Honcho upgrade before you run integration tests. The skill pairs procedural rewrites with small before/after snippets so Codex or Claude Code can apply edits file-by-file across peers, sessions, and HTTP escape hatches.1installs