nanoclaw-repl

The `nanoclaw-repl` skill provides an advanced interface for interacting with NanoClaw v2, ECC's session-aware REPL built on claude -p. It is designed to streamline the management of persistent interactive sessions while maintaining zero external dependencies, allowing developers to operate efficiently without relying on additional runtime libraries. This skill addresses the common challenge of maintaining context in long-running REPL sessions and offers tools to organize, export, and analyze session data in a structured, markdown-backed format.

Key features include persistent markdown-backed sessions, allowing users to save their work incrementally; model switching through `/model` commands for testing or comparing outputs; and dynamic skill loading with `/load` to extend functionality on demand. Users can create session branches using `/branch` for experimentation, search across multiple sessions with `/search`, compact session histories with `/compact`, and export sessions to formats like markdown, JSON, or plain text using `/export`. Additionally, `/metrics` provides insights into session performance and usage, helping users optimize their workflows.

This skill is particularly useful for developers, researchers, and technical writers who rely on session-based REPL interactions for testing, prototyping, or iterative development. It supports scenarios where session organization, history tracking, and branching are critical, such as complex coding experiments, documentation generation, or exploratory data analysis. By combining persistent session management, export capabilities, and performance metrics, `nanoclaw-repl` enables users to maintain structured, reusable, and shareable session workflows, making it suitable for both individual and collaborative environments.