deploy-openma
Deploy and self-host the OpenMA platform on a local machine, server, or cloud. Use when users ask to install OpenMA, bring up its…
Help users create and configure openma managed agents through conversation. Trigger when users say "create an agent", "I need an agent that...", "set up an agent for", "build me a bot", or describe a task to automate. Also trigger for "Create with AI" from Dashboard. Also use
$ npx -y skills add openma-ai/open-managed-agents --skill create-agent --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/create-agentContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Help users create and configure openma managed agents through conversation. Trigger when users say "create an agent", "I need an agent that...", "set up an agent for", "build me a bot", or describe a task to automate. Also trigger for "Create with AI" from Dashboard. Also use
name: create-agent description: > Help users create and configure openma managed agents through conversation. Trigger when users say "create an agent", "I need an agent that...", "set up an agent for", "build me a bot", or describe a task to automate. Also trigger for "Create with AI" from Dashboard. Also use when users ask about the openma platform, what it can do, how to use the CLI, or how to configure resources.
openma is an open-source platform for building, deploying, and managing AI agents. Think of it as a managed runtime — you define an agent (model + system prompt + tools), the platform handles sandboxed execution, credential management, and session state.
**What you can do with it:**
1. **Understand the goal** — ask what the agent should do. If vague, one question: "What's the main task?" Two rounds max, then build.
2. **Pick the model** — check `/v1/model_cards` first. Defaults:
3. **Write system prompt** — specific, actionable, bounded. Not generic.
4. **Select tools** — default `agent_toolset_20260401` (file ops, bash, web) covers most cases.
5. **Create:**
POST /v1/agents
{ "name", "model", "system", "tools": [{"type":"agent_toolset_20260401"}] }6. **Next steps** — offer to create session, configure skills, set up model card.
Agents need a **session** to run. Sessions need an **environment** (sandbox).
| Resource | What it is | |----------|-----------| | Agent | Model + system prompt + tools config | | Session | A conversation with an agent in a sandbox | | Environment | Sandbox runtime (default works for most) | | Model Card | API key + provider config for an LLM | | Vault | Secure credential storage for MCP/CLI secrets | | Skill | SKILL.md that gives agents domain expertise | | API Key | Programmatic access token for CLI/SDK |
oma agents create <name> # create agent oma sessions create --agent <id> --env <id> # start session oma sessions message <id> <text> # send message oma models create --name <n> --model-id <id> --api-key <key> oma keys create # generate API key oma skills install <slug> # install from ClawHub oma --help # full command list
Model card providers: `ant`, `oai`, `ant-compatible`, `oai-compatible`.
Any model. Any harness. Any sandbox. Any cloud. OpenMA handles sessions, execution and recovery, so you can build and run agents with any model, any harness, any sandbox, on any cloud.
Deploy and self-host the OpenMA platform on a local machine, server, or cloud. Use when users ask to install OpenMA, bring up its…
Use an existing OpenMA instance to build and manage AI agents. Trigger when users want to create agents, start sessions, manage…