Summary

NanoClaw REPL is a session-aware REPL operating guide for the `scripts/claw.js` Claude-powered tool with zero external dependencies. It documents capabilities (model switching, session branching, search, export) and core extension rules to maintain the markdown-backed architecture and deterministic behavior.

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Use Cases

• Operate a persistent Claude REPL with session management across tasks
• Branch and explore multiple conversation paths without losing history
• Switch Claude models mid-session or dynamically load new skills
• Search across multiple sessions and export conversation state for sharing or archival
• Extend the NanoClaw REPL while maintaining zero-dependency and markdown compatibility constraints

Quality Notes

• Clear, concise operating guidance with practical task focus (branch before high-risk changes, compact after milestones)
• Extension rules are specific and enforced (zero dependencies, markdown compatibility, deterministic handlers) — good guardrails for maintainability
• No implementation details, code examples, or troubleshooting guidance — skill is primarily a reference/operating manual rather than a deep how-to
• No edge case documentation (e.g., behavior with large histories, session conflict resolution, export format guarantees)
• Capabilities list is exhaustive but lacks explanatory context (what does 'session branching' achieve? when would you use /compact vs /export?)
• No cross-references to actual claw.js code or configuration — assumes user familiarity with the tool