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wanikua/danghuangshang
AI 朝廷搭建完整教程 - 从零基础到进阶
A tutorial + configuration template for building a multi-agent system using the OpenClaw framework, themed around Ming Dynasty imperial bureaucracy. You get 18+ Discord bots organized as 'ministries' — one bot handles intake, one refines prompts, others execute tasks like coding, finance, or DevOps. Primarily aimed at Chinese-speaking developers who want a pre-built multi-agent Discord setup without writing orchestration code.
The regime-switching design (Ming/Tang/modern-CEO) is genuinely clever — same framework, different organizational metaphors, swappable with one command. The bot-loop prevention via 'allowBots: mentions' is well-documented and clearly learned from real incidents (#107). Memory backup scripts with rotation strategies (daily 7d, weekly 4w, monthly 6mo) are production-grade and better than most hobby projects bother with. The Prompt injection step through the 'Cabinet' (内阁) before task dispatch is a sensible pattern for improving instruction quality without user effort.
OpenClaw itself is a dependency you have zero visibility into — all the real orchestration logic lives there, and this repo is just config files and shell scripts on top of a closed framework. The install scripts curl-pipe to bash from the internet, which is a real supply chain risk that the security docs acknowledge but don't actually solve. The '60+ Skills' claim is mostly a list in a README, not code in this repo — most are provided by OpenClaw, not this project. The docs/changelog/architecture tree is massively over-documented relative to the actual code, which is a signal that complexity is being papered over rather than solved.