Connect QwenPaw (CoPaw) to Busabase
Open-source (Apache-2.0) personal AI assistant from the AgentScope team: runs on your machine or cloud, with skills, plugins, MCP, scheduled tasks and DingTalk/Lark/WeChat/Discord/Telegram/iMessage/QQ channels. Renamed from CoPaw.
Paste this into QwenPaw (CoPaw)
Read https://busabase.com/SETUP_SKILL.md and set up Busabase for me. Follow it through to the end, then confirm the connection works.

Give your agent this one instruction
You end up with more than a connector: the busabase skill carries the whole change-request workflow, the CLI, and the full API — available in every future session without re-pasting anything.
Asks first
Busabase Cloud or Personal Desktop — your call, before anything happens.
Connects
Signs you in and stores the credential itself. No API key to copy by hand.
Seeds a Base
Creates and fills your first Base, so the workspace is not an empty screen.
Installs the skills
busabase and busabase-app-creator become permanent, for every session after this.
For this agent
Skills are SKILL.md folders; `qwenpaw skills install <skill_url> --agent-id <id>` imports from skills.sh, clawhub.ai, GitHub, ModelScope and others. Busabase's skills repo can be installed the same way.
Prefer a connector?
If you would rather wire Busabase in as MCP tools than let the agent install a skill, use the server URL below.
At a glance
- Vendor
- AgentScope team
- How it connects
- MCP + API key · Plugin / Skill · busabase-cli · REST API
- Transport
- Streamable HTTP
- Authentication
- API key
- Config file
- Console → Agent → MCP
pip install qwenpaw && qwenpaw init --defaults && qwenpaw app # or: curl -fsSL https://qwenpaw.agentscope.io/install.sh | bashQwenPaw (formerly CoPaw), a self-hosted personal assistant, has a shell-command tool and can fetch a URL and run shell commands, so the Skill path applies. Paste this into a chat with it: Read https://busabase.com/SETUP_SKILL.md and set up Busabase for me. Review the commands it proposes (npx busabase-cli login --no-wait, npx skills add busabase/skills --skill busabase busabase-app-creator), approve the sign-in link in your browser, then ask it to verify the active Busabase account.
Prefer a connector?
Open the Console (http://127.0.0.1:8088/) → Agent → MCP → + Create and paste:
{
"mcpServers": {
"busabase": {
"transport": "streamable_http",
"url": "https://busabase.com/api/mcp",
"headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer <your-busabase-api-key>" }
}
}
}
Create the key in Busabase Settings → API Keys (smallest permission, finite expiry). QwenPaw's docs show header-token auth only, so OAuth sign-in is not published. Then ask the agent to call auth_verify.
QwenPaw MCP docs · Skills docs
Known gotchas
Requires Python 3.11–<3.14 for pip install; the script installer may fail behind corporate firewalls. Shell and other built-in tools are guarded by Tool Guard / File Guard and can be disabled per tool, so check Agent → Tools if commands are refused.
How it compares
Connection capabilities side by side with other agents already in this directory.
| Capability | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Desktop apps | Terminal agents | AI editors |
| Recommended path | Agent Skill | Agent Skill | Agent Skill |
| How it connects | MCP + API key · Plugin / Skill · busabase-cli · REST API | MCP + OAuth · Plugin / Skill | MCP + OAuth · Plugin / Skill |
| Transport | Streamable HTTP | Streamable HTTP | Streamable HTTP |
| Authentication | API key | OAuth (dynamic registration) | OAuth (dynamic registration) |
Written from this agent's own documentation. We have not re-run every step on a real machine, so check the linked docs if a command has changed.
Let your agent do the setup
One instruction, one authorization, and every change it makes afterwards carries a message and a diff you can check or revert.
Browse every agentPaste this into QwenPaw (CoPaw)
Read https://busabase.com/SETUP_SKILL.md and set up Busabase for me. Follow it through to the end, then confirm the connection works.