About Bildabot

Where AI assistants come from

Power users often build AI assistants by incremental training. They add skills, instructions, and complete apps to their workspace. They add external tools with CLI and MCP “connectors.” They ask their coding assistant to create new skills. In the best case, they optimize the skills and reduce sequential actions to coded scripts, or code that is added to an embedded app.

Bildabot supports this training process. It directly collects your living, growing, working project content. You do not need to reorganize it to share it as a plugin. You can include helper apps and personality.

Claude Code “Project” organization

Bildabot shares and installs Claude Code “projects.” A project is a file folder. It can include its own set of skills and tools. If you are building a project to share, please remember to add skills with “project” scope.

Translation between formats

Bot platforms like Claude Code, Codex, and Openclaw have similar components. They can use the same skills, tools, and models. This allows us to import bots into new formats.

Tools and Keys

Bildabot reads every bot to find a list of the tools and keys that you will need to operate it. It will attempt to install tools during its import process.

AI uses “tools” to interact with external systems. Often, the tools are paired with skills that explain how to use them. Your AI assistant can use those systems, and then you don’t have to navigate them. Tools can come in formats like:

• MCP servers
• “Connectors” — MCP servers that a provider runs on their servers, making it easy to log in once and reuse with a bunch of tools
• CLI (command-line interface) — a small program that calls APIs, simpler for both the AI and the user than an MCP server
• HTTP calls described in skills and scripts

All of these will work. The challenge is that many need authentication, and the process for getting and saving credentials is not yet standardized. We will fix this.

Plugins

Bildabot automatically translates “bots” into plugins that Claude and Codex can install. The “plugin” format is a re-organized form of your project files, with skills, tools, and agents placed at different locations in the directory structure. A plugin includes the content in skills, tools, and agents but strips out other instructions, memory, and content. Download the plugin if you just want the skills. Download the project or bot if you want the full personality.

Sharing guide

If you want to upload and share a project:

• If you are working in Claude Code or Codex, put the skills, agents and tools that you want to share in “project” scope. You will share one project directory.
• Load the “skill-dependency-auditor” skill and ask it to add dependency manifests. It will find tools and keys that are mentioned in your included skills, so we can track them and install them.
• Ask your AI to load and run the export script that matches your AI harness.