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ONI-CADIA Use Case

ONI-CADIA is a concrete public repository built from onizuka-openclaw-autonomous-team-starter.

Why it matters

This starter is meant to be adapted, not only studied. ONI-CADIA shows what that adaptation can look like when the underlying runtime pattern stays the same but the project identity, README flow, and docs surface are republished for a dedicated autonomous-team use case.

What carries over from this starter

  • Windows-first operator flow with uv and PowerShell
  • One OpenClaw pod per agent, with isolated generated state
  • Managed workspace scaffolds such as SOUL.md, IDENTITY.md, USER.md, HEARTBEAT.md, TOOLS.md, and BOOTSTRAP.md
  • A local Mattermost communication lab for mentions, smoke tests, and autonomous team chatter

What the downstream project changes

  • The public project identity is presented as ONI-CADIA
  • The quick-start path is adapted to D:\Prj\ONI-CADIA
  • The repository, docs, and release-facing collateral are framed around the downstream project instead of the starter name

When to use it as a reference

Use ONI-CADIA as a reference when you want to fork this starter into a named project and want proof that the runtime glue, persona scaffolds, and communication-lab pattern can be carried forward with only light project-level rewrites.

Released under the MIT License.