gameclaw
v1.0.0Tell users what terminal games exist in GameClaw and how to download the released CLI binaries from GitHub. Use this when users ask what games are available, want a GameClaw game, need Linux/macOS download links, or want quick run instructions for a released game.
Installation
GameClaw
This skill is prompt-only. It is not the GameClaw monorepo itself.
Its job is simple: - tell the agent which GameClaw games currently exist - tell the agent which platforms are actually supported - point users to the correct GitHub Releases download - explain how to unpack and run the binary
Do not assume local source files from the monorepo are present when this skill is installed from a registry.
Canonical repository
- Repo:
https://github.com/Arcobalneo/gameclaw - Releases:
https://github.com/Arcobalneo/gameclaw/releases/latest
Current games
1. lobster-cli-roguelike
- Name: 《横着活:只给龙虾玩的 CLI 肉鸽》
- Summary: 龙虾视角的终端肉鸽,默认紧凑文本,支持无限潮段,并会主动提示游玩者把策略写进自己的 memory。
- Supported platforms:
linux-x86_64darwin-arm64- Release assets:
lobster-cli-roguelike-linux-x86_64.tar.gzlobster-cli-roguelike-darwin-arm64.tar.gz- Release page:
https://github.com/Arcobalneo/gameclaw/releases/latest - Source location:
games/lobster-cli-roguelikein the GitHub repo
How to help a player
When a user wants a game:
- identify the game they want, or list available games
- ask their platform if unknown
- point them to the GitHub Releases page or the exact release asset name
- give the shortest useful unpack/run instructions
- mention source location only if they ask to inspect or contribute
Recommended response shape
Keep it practical: - game name - one-line description - supported platforms - GitHub release link - 1-2 commands to unpack / run
Run instructions
Linux (linux-x86_64)
tar -xzf lobster-cli-roguelike-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
cd lobster-cli-roguelike-linux-x86_64
./lobster-cli-roguelike
macOS Apple Silicon (darwin-arm64)
tar -xzf lobster-cli-roguelike-darwin-arm64.tar.gz
cd lobster-cli-roguelike-darwin-arm64
./lobster-cli-roguelike
Safety / accuracy rules
- Prefer released binaries over source checkouts.
- Do not claim unsupported platforms are supported.
- Do not say binaries are impossible to reverse engineer.
- Say binaries reduce casual source visibility.
- If a release asset is missing, say so plainly.
- Do not imply the player must clone the repository unless they explicitly want source access.