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council-blackboard

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Visible OpenClaw–Open WebUI council rooms with typed blackboards and session handovers.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Use when the user asks OpenClaw and an Open WebUI model to confer, compare approaches, review one another, or form a multi-model council.

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  2. Very specific:

    Create a fresh board and Open WebUI room for every new council: python skills/council-blackboard/scripts/council.py room --topic "..." …

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  3. Distinctive:

    Do one bounded contribution per hop.

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  4. Very specific:

    Stop on needs_user, a safety boundary, a failed board validation, or exhausted hops.

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  5. Very specific:

    Create the room before models confer.

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  6. Very specific:

    When UCS participates, pass the council's existing board path as blackboard_path.

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  7. Distinctive:

    Check the saved UCS run ID and board revision before routing its result onward.

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  8. Very specific:

    Use handover when switching lead model or pausing.

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Council blackboard

Use when the user asks OpenClaw and an Open WebUI model to confer, compare approaches, review one another, or form a multi-model council.

Rules

  1. Create a fresh board and Open WebUI room for every new council: python skills/council-blackboard/scripts/council.py room --topic "..." --user-id USER_ID
  2. Give the user the returned chat_url immediately. The WebUI room is the visible transcript; the JSON board is the auditable source of truth.
  3. Validate before every hop. Read the goal, typed entries, revision, next capability, and unresolved questions.
  4. Do one bounded contribution per hop. Never rewrite another writer's entry.
  5. Record observations as facts, conclusions as inferences, user choices as user_decisions, and checks as evidence/test_results.
  6. The Open WebUI model uses the attached Council Blackboard tool to read the board, contribute, and call an isolated OpenClaw council session.
  7. A council handover must name the board path, WebUI chat ID/URL, current revision, decisions, unresolved questions, next capability, and receipt locators. Do not dump private memory into the room.
  8. The user may join either side at any time. Treat the newest authenticated user contribution as authoritative user context; preserve it as a user decision when it changes scope or constraints.
  9. Stop on needs_user, a safety boundary, a failed board validation, or exhausted hops.
  10. Completion still needs independent verification under the blackboard policy.

Configuration

The scripts default to ~/.openclaw/workspace and can be configured through environment variables rather than hard-coded machine paths.

Useful variables include:

  • OPENCLAW_WORKSPACE
  • OPENWEBUI_BASE_URL
  • OPENWEBUI_DB
  • COUNCIL_BLACKBOARD_SCRIPT
  • COUNCIL_ROOM_SCRIPT
  • COUNCIL_WEBUI_MODEL
  • COUNCIL_WEBUI_MODEL_NAME
  • COUNCIL_OPENCLAW_MODEL
  • COUNCIL_OPENCLAW_AGENT
  • COUNCIL_USER_WRITER

OpenClaw to WebUI

Create the room before models confer. Use council.py room; then work from the returned board. The browser-visible URL is derived from OPENWEBUI_BASE_URL and the created chat ID.

WebUI to OpenClaw

The WebUI model calls consult_openclaw with a bounded question and its current position. The tool appends the WebUI contribution, routes the board, invokes a dedicated OpenClaw session key, and returns the OpenClaw reply into the visible WebUI chat.

Handover

When UCS participates, pass the council's existing board path as blackboard_path. Its imported constraints and appended inference/evidence use the same typed board that the room reads. The host still owns route claims and the visible room transcript; UCS does not post to WebUI or authenticate users. Check the saved UCS run ID and board revision before routing its result onward. Its four expert roles share the configured model callback and do not count as four independent reviewers. Normal independent-verification rules still apply.

Use handover when switching lead model or pausing. Keep it operational and short: outcome, constraints, decisions, evidence, failures, open questions, exact next action.

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