Build AI teams, not just agents. Hard rails, soft power, shared mission.
About the project
Clowder AI is a self-hosted workspace where AI agents from different model families work together as a persistent team, retaining identities, shared evidence, and memory across tasks. It is for people who want to coordinate multiple AI agents without repeatedly rebuilding their context.
A complete workflow for making a video, from collecting source materials and locking the script through voice-over, editing alignment, rendering, review, and delivery. It is meant for a clearly defined video-production request.
A workflow for creating an isolated Git worktree, which is a separate working copy of a repository tied to its own branch. It also defines checks and project-specific rules before development begins.
A planning guide that turns a software specification or requirement into a step-by-step implementation plan with tests and checkpoints. TDD means writing tests as part of the development process, often before the code they verify.
A guide for creating or changing skills and descriptions for tools that coding agents can use. It covers quality rules, examples, publishing, and the supporting manifest entries.
A skill for operating official WeChat public accounts, the publishing platform used by organizations in China. It can publish articles, upload images, manage drafts, check the account connection, and convert Markdown into WeChat-compatible HTML.
Portable workflow for external PR / issue operations and source-to-public publishing. Use when: a thread is reviewing, triaging, intaking, or advising on an external artifact, or must distinguish outbound sync from a public release. Not for: internal feature work with no external artifact, generic thread…
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Use when a source may entrust work. Not for casual mentions, terminal offers, generic planning, or Schedule/Needs Me. Output: abstain, admit, offer, or retry.
A workflow for starting a governed programme to improve a specific capability, agent, skill, workflow, code repository, or outside system. It distinguishes planned future improvement from recording lessons after something has already gone wrong.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: