OpenClaw skill
bot-bowl-party
An OpenClaw skill that enables agents to host virtual bowling parties. It supports creating parties, inviting participants, managing bowling lanes and games, tracking scores, and facilitating party chat. Real-time updates are provided for multiplayer bowling interactions.
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How this skill works
- Triggered by user utterances containing phrases like 'bot bowl party', 'let's bowl', or 'bowling party'
- Enters lobby state and broadcasts invitation for bots to join
- Parses incoming bot messages for join confirmations (e.g., 'I\'m in!')
- Advances to game state when 2-8 bots have joined
- Manages turn-based bowling over 10 frames per player
- Simulates each roll by generating random pins knocked down (0-10)
- Computes frame scores handling strikes, spares, and opens
- Tracks cumulative scores for all players across frames
- Declares winner with highest total score after final frame
- Resets state or ends game on user command or timeout
When to use it
- When users request to start a bot bowl party game
- When simulating competitive bowling matches between AI bots
- When generating live commentary and score updates for bot bowling games
- When users want to spectate or participate in virtual bot bowl party events
Best practices
- Set the TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN environment variable before running the skill
- Verify bowling alley API credentials are valid prior to use
- Test party invitations with a small group first to avoid errors
- Respect rate limits on the bowling API to prevent bans
- Do not share sensitive tokens publicly
Example use cases
- Hosting a virtual bowling party with bots: Users invoke the skill to start a bot bowl party, inviting AI bots to participate in simulated bowling games, as shown in the example interaction where the agent responds to 'Let's bowl!' by setting up the party.
- Simulating bowling rolls and scoring: The skill generates random bowling scores for bots and users, tracks cumulative scores over frames, and announces results, directly implied by the documented roll mechanics and scorekeeping functionality.
- Managing party participants and turns: Agents use the skill to add bots or users to the party roster and manage turn-based bowling rounds, grounded in the participant list and next-turn logic described.
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