amernet-ai-saas

原始内容

---
name: amernet-ai-saas
description: Connect your AI SaaS intelligent agent to any messaging channel via OpenClaw (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, iMessage, and more)
homepage: https://saas.salesbay.ai
user-invocable: false
---

## AI SaaS Agent

This skill forwards user messages to an AI SaaS agent and returns its response. It maintains conversation context per user by using their channel and user identifier as a session key.

### Required Configuration

These environment variables must be set in your `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` under `skills.entries.amernet-ai-saas.env`:

| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| `AI_SAAS_API_KEY` | Your API key from the portal (Settings → API Keys). Needs `all` permission. |
| `AI_SAAS_AGENT_ID` | The agent ID to route all messages to (copy from the OpenClaw Integration page). |
| `AI_SAAS_BASE_URL` | Base URL of your AI SaaS instance. Default: `https://saas.salesbay.ai` |

**Endpoint resolution (backward compatible).** Compute a `${TARGET}` path segment once, then reuse it in every request below:
- If `AI_SAAS_AGENT_ID` is set → `${TARGET}` = `agents/${AI_SAAS_AGENT_ID}` (preferred — current platform).
- Otherwise, if the legacy `AI_SAAS_CHATBOT_ID` is set → `${TARGET}` = `chatbots/${AI_SAAS_CHATBOT_ID}` (deprecated).

### Message Routing

When the user sends ANY message through any connected channel:

1. Identify the current channel name (e.g. `whatsapp`, `telegram`, `slack`, `discord`) and the user's identifier on that channel (phone number, user ID, or username).

2. Construct a `sender_id` combining both: `<channel>:<user_identifier>`
   - WhatsApp example: `whatsapp:+15551234567`
   - Telegram example: `telegram:123456789`
   - Slack example: `slack:U012AB3CD`
   - Discord example: `discord:123456789012345678`

3. Send a POST request to the agent API:

```
POST ${AI_SAAS_BASE_URL}/api/v1/${TARGET}/chat
Authorization: Bearer ${AI_SAAS_API_KEY}
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "sender_id": "<constructed sender_id>",
  "message": "<user message text>"
}
```

4. Parse `data.reply` from the JSON response and return it as a message to the user.

5. If the API returns an error or is unreachable, reply: "Sorry, the AI assistant is temporarily unavailable. Please try again in a moment."

### Conversation Reset

If the user explicitly says "reset", "start over", "clear chat", or "/reset":

```
DELETE ${AI_SAAS_BASE_URL}/api/v1/${TARGET}/conversations/<sender_id>
Authorization: Bearer ${AI_SAAS_API_KEY}
```

Then confirm: "Conversation cleared. How can I help you?"

### Status Check

If the user says "/status" or "/ping":

```
GET ${AI_SAAS_BASE_URL}/api/v1/${TARGET}
Authorization: Bearer ${AI_SAAS_API_KEY}
```

Report the agent name and whether it is active.

### AI Growth Engine (AutoPilot) commands

When the user's message is about the **AI Growth Engine / AutoPilot** — e.g. "deploy autopilot", "turn on the healthcare autopilot", "what's my growth engine status", "is autopilot ready", "pause autopilot", "how are my campaigns doing" — do NOT send it to the default agent above. Instead route it to the Growth Engine assistant:

```
POST ${AI_SAAS_BASE_URL}/api/v1/drip-agent/chat
Authorization: Bearer ${AI_SAAS_API_KEY}
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "sessionId": "<the same sender_id>",
  "mode": "customer",
  "message": "<user message text>"
}
```

Parse `data.reply` and return it to the user. The response may also include `data.toolCalls` (a list of actions the assistant took, e.g. "Deployed autopilot …") — you can surface a short confirmation from these.

**Important:** deploying or pausing an autopilot is a real action. The assistant will ask the user to confirm the exact pipeline first — relay that question and only send a follow-up "yes" after the user actually confirms. If a deploy is blocked (e.g. a prerequisite is missing), relay the reason the assistant returns.

name: amernet-ai-saas description: Connect your AI SaaS intelligent agent to any messaging channel via OpenClaw (WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, iMessage, and more) homepage: https://saas.salesbay.ai user-invocable: false

AI SaaS Agent

This skill forwards user messages to an AI SaaS agent and returns its response. It maintains conversation context per user by using their channel and user identifier as a session key.

Required Configuration

These environment variables must be set in your ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json under skills.entries.amernet-ai-saas.env:

Variable	Description
`AI_SAAS_API_KEY`	Your API key from the portal (Settings → API Keys). Needs `all` permission.
`AI_SAAS_AGENT_ID`	The agent ID to route all messages to (copy from the OpenClaw Integration page).
`AI_SAAS_BASE_URL`	Base URL of your AI SaaS instance. Default: `https://saas.salesbay.ai`

Endpoint resolution (backward compatible). Compute a ${TARGET} path segment once, then reuse it in every request below:

If AI_SAAS_AGENT_ID is set → ${TARGET} = agents/${AI_SAAS_AGENT_ID} (preferred — current platform).
Otherwise, if the legacy AI_SAAS_CHATBOT_ID is set → ${TARGET} = chatbots/${AI_SAAS_CHATBOT_ID} (deprecated).

Message Routing

When the user sends ANY message through any connected channel:

Identify the current channel name (e.g. whatsapp, telegram, slack, discord) and the user's identifier on that channel (phone number, user ID, or username).
Construct a sender_id combining both: <channel>:<user_identifier>
- WhatsApp example: whatsapp:+15551234567
- Telegram example: telegram:123456789
- Slack example: slack:U012AB3CD
- Discord example: discord:123456789012345678
Send a POST request to the agent API:

POST ${AI_SAAS_BASE_URL}/api/v1/${TARGET}/chat
Authorization: Bearer ${AI_SAAS_API_KEY}
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "sender_id": "<constructed sender_id>",
  "message": "<user message text>"
}

Parse data.reply from the JSON response and return it as a message to the user.
If the API returns an error or is unreachable, reply: "Sorry, the AI assistant is temporarily unavailable. Please try again in a moment."

Conversation Reset

If the user explicitly says "reset", "start over", "clear chat", or "/reset":

DELETE ${AI_SAAS_BASE_URL}/api/v1/${TARGET}/conversations/<sender_id>
Authorization: Bearer ${AI_SAAS_API_KEY}

Then confirm: "Conversation cleared. How can I help you?"

Status Check

If the user says "/status" or "/ping":

GET ${AI_SAAS_BASE_URL}/api/v1/${TARGET}
Authorization: Bearer ${AI_SAAS_API_KEY}

Report the agent name and whether it is active.

AI Growth Engine (AutoPilot) commands

When the user's message is about the AI Growth Engine / AutoPilot — e.g. "deploy autopilot", "turn on the healthcare autopilot", "what's my growth engine status", "is autopilot ready", "pause autopilot", "how are my campaigns doing" — do NOT send it to the default agent above. Instead route it to the Growth Engine assistant:

POST ${AI_SAAS_BASE_URL}/api/v1/drip-agent/chat
Authorization: Bearer ${AI_SAAS_API_KEY}
Content-Type: application/json

{
  "sessionId": "<the same sender_id>",
  "mode": "customer",
  "message": "<user message text>"
}

Parse data.reply and return it to the user. The response may also include data.toolCalls (a list of actions the assistant took, e.g. "Deployed autopilot …") — you can surface a short confirmation from these.

Important: deploying or pausing an autopilot is a real action. The assistant will ask the user to confirm the exact pipeline first — relay that question and only send a follow-up "yes" after the user actually confirms. If a deploy is blocked (e.g. a prerequisite is missing), relay the reason the assistant returns.