How do I install the Agent Hq skill?

Run npx skillmds@latest add dvcrn/agent-hq in your terminal (requires Node.js), paste this page's agent-chat prompt into Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-connected agent, or download the SKILL.md file and copy it into your agent's skills directory.

Is Agent Hq safe to use?

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Which AI agents work with Agent Hq?

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Is Agent Hq free to use?

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Who published Agent Hq?

dvcrn (@dvcrn) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Agent Hq by dvcrn — Agent Skill

Name: Agent Hq
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: dvcrn

Agent Hq

Deploy the Agent HQ mission-control stack (Express + React + Telegram notifier / Jarvis summary) so other Clawdbot teams can spin up the same board, high-priority watcher, and alert automation. Includes setup, telemetry, and automation hooks.

dvcrn Updated Sep 8, 2026 32 repo stars

File contents

Agent HQ Installation

Summary

Backend + frontend: Express API with SQLite board + Vite/React UI served from frontend-react/dist.
Automation pieces: Jarvis summary (scripts/jarvis-connector.js), Telegram notifier (scripts/notify-jarvis-telegram.js + cron), plus a high-priority watcher inside backend/server.js.
Data: data/board.json seeds missions/agents/cards; the board persists in data/mission.db.
Notifications: config/telegram.json (or AGENT_HQ_TELEGRAM_* env vars) lets you send alerts to Telegram.

Setup steps

Clone the repo and install deps:

git clone https://github.com/thibautrey/agent-hq.git
cd agent-hq
npm install
npm --prefix frontend-react install

Edit config/telegram.json with your botToken/chatId (or set AGENT_HQ_TELEGRAM_TOKEN/AGENT_HQ_TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID). Keep this file secret.
Build the UI and start the server:
```
npm --prefix frontend-react run build
npm run start:agent-hq
```
The UI is served on / and the API lives under /api (default port 4000).
Configure cron jobs (Heartbeats + Telegram):
- Jarvis summary: node scripts/jarvis-connector.js or scripts/notify-jarvis-telegram.js --force as needed.
- Telegram notifier cron (see run-telegram-notifier.sh).
Use the UI to create cards or POST /api/cards//api/cards/quick to keep Jarvis busy.

Runtime commands

View board: curl http://localhost:4000/api/board
Trigger Telegram alert: curl -X POST http://localhost:4000/api/notify-telegram
Quick card: curl -X POST http://localhost:4000/api/cards/quick -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"text":"Design review needed"}'
Jarvis summary: node scripts/jarvis-connector.js

Tips

Drop cards directly into data/board.json before first run for a seeded mission.
high_priority_jobs table in SQLite prevents duplicate Telegram alerts.
AGENT_HQ_API_TOKEN protects mutating endpoints for scripted integrations.

Release notes

2026-02-09 – Mission-control stack created, README translated to English, changelog added, and the Clawdhub installer skill agent-hq@1.0.0 published (now mirrored with this manifest).

Enjoy running your own Mission Control.

---name: agent-hqdescription: Deploy the Agent HQ mission-control stack (Express + React + Telegram notifier / Jarvis summary) so other Clawdbot teams can spin up the same board, high-priority watcher, and alert automation. Includes setup, telemetry, and automation hooks.---# Agent HQ Installation## Summary- **Backend + frontend**: Express API with SQLite board + Vite/React UI served from `frontend-react/dist`.- **Automation pieces**: Jarvis summary (`scripts/jarvis-connector.js`), Telegram notifier (`scripts/notify-jarvis-telegram.js` + cron), plus a high-priority watcher inside `backend/server.js`.- **Data**: `data/board.json` seeds missions/agents/cards; the board persists in `data/mission.db`.- **Notifications**: `config/telegram.json` (or `AGENT_HQ_TELEGRAM_*` env vars) lets you send alerts to Telegram.## Setup steps1. Clone the repo and install deps: ```bash git clone https://github.com/thibautrey/agent-hq.git cd agent-hq npm install npm --prefix frontend-react install ```2. Edit `config/telegram.json` with your `botToken`/`chatId` (or set `AGENT_HQ_TELEGRAM_TOKEN`/`AGENT_HQ_TELEGRAM_CHAT_ID`). Keep this file secret.3. Build the UI and start the server: ```bash npm --prefix frontend-react run build npm run start:agent-hq ``` The UI is served on `/` and the API lives under `/api` (default port 4000).4. Configure cron jobs (Heartbeats + Telegram): - Jarvis summary: `node scripts/jarvis-connector.js` or `scripts/notify-jarvis-telegram.js --force` as needed. - Telegram notifier cron (see `run-telegram-notifier.sh`).5. Use the UI to create cards or `POST /api/cards`/`/api/cards/quick` to keep Jarvis busy.## Runtime commands- **View board**: `curl http://localhost:4000/api/board`- **Trigger Telegram alert**: `curl -X POST http://localhost:4000/api/notify-telegram`- **Quick card**: `curl -X POST http://localhost:4000/api/cards/quick -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d '{"text":"Design review needed"}'`- **Jarvis summary**: `node scripts/jarvis-connector.js`## Tips- Drop cards directly into `data/board.json` before first run for a seeded mission.- `high_priority_jobs` table in SQLite prevents duplicate Telegram alerts.- `AGENT_HQ_API_TOKEN` protects mutating endpoints for scripted integrations.## Release notes- **2026-02-09** – Mission-control stack created, README translated to English, changelog added, and the Clawdhub installer skill `agent-hq@1.0.0` published (now mirrored with this manifest).Enjoy running your own Mission Control.

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