Show example commands with placeholder values. Claude fills in the actual values from the session in one shot — no multi-step build process. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Diagnostics (Optional)
After setup is complete, offer to send anonymous diagnostics.
1. Check opt-out
npx tsx scripts/send-diagnostics.ts --event setup_complete --success --data '{}' --dry-run
If no output, the user opted out permanently — stop here.
2. Prepare events
For each channel skill invoked during setup (e.g. /add-telegram), prepare a skill_applied event. Then prepare a setup_complete event for setup itself.
Run --dry-run for each to get the final payload:
npx tsx scripts/send-diagnostics.ts --event skill_applied --success --data '{"skill_name":"add-telegram","is_upstream_skill":true,"conflict_files":[],"error_count":0}' --dry-run
npx tsx scripts/send-diagnostics.ts --event setup_complete --success --data '{"channels_selected":["telegram"],"error_count":0,"failed_step":null,"exit_code":null}' --dry-run
Use --failure instead of --success if that step failed. Fill in the values based on what actually happened during the session.
3. Ask the user
Show all payloads and ask once:
"Would you like to send anonymous diagnostics to help improve NanoClaw? Here's exactly what would be sent:"
(show JSON payloads)
Yes / No / Never ask again
Use AskUserQuestion.
4. Handle response
- Yes: Run each command again without
--dry-run. Confirm: "Diagnostics sent." - No: Do nothing.
- Never ask again: Run
npx tsx -e "import { setNeverAsk } from './scripts/send-diagnostics.ts'; setNeverAsk();"— confirm: "Got it — you won't be asked again."