Cookbooks

Walkthroughs with design choices explained. Each cookbook demonstrates one architectural seam.

• Add a channel adapter — Build a minimal adapter in Go. The 3-endpoint protocol, registration, and chanlib wiring.
• Add a custom MCP tool — Extend what every agent in a group can do without touching agent code.
• Two Telegram instances — Two bots with the same prefix coexist via JID→adapter mapping.
• Memory skills standalone — Use diary, facts, and recall skills outside of arizuko entirely.
• CLI chat mode — One process, one container, stdin/stdout. The gateway is optional.planned
• Scheduled tasks — The scheduler is just another producer. The gateway does not know it exists.
• Onboarding flow — onbod is a channel adapter that writes directly to registered_groups.
• Grant rules — The MCP manifest is the policy. Agents cannot call tools they cannot see.
• Per-user agents — A per-user agent is a group folder with one registered JID.
• Crackbox VM backend — Swap Docker for QEMU/KVM. container.Run() is the seam.planned