Complete reference for openclaw dns, configuring DNS-SD for wide-area Gateway discovery via CoreDNS and Tailscale split DNS. What does Openclaw DNS Solve? By default, OpenClaw clients discover the Gateway using local multicast (mDNS / DNS-SD), which works fine on a LAN but breaks the moment clients are on different networks, a remote machine, a phone on cellular, or a device connecting over...
Complete reference for openclaw directory, looking up yourself, listing contacts and groups, resolving per-channel ID formats, and chaining lookups into message sends. What does Openclaw Directory do? It’s the ID resolution layer for OpenClaw’s connected channels. When you need to send a message, create a routing binding, or target a specific user or group, you need that...
Complete reference for openclaw devices, managing device pairing requests, removing paired devices, and rotating or revoking device tokens with scope control. What is Openclaw Devices? Device management controls which clients are paired and authorized to communicate with the Gateway. When a new device initiates a pairing request, it shows up as pending until an operator explicitly approves or...
Complete reference for openclaw dashboard, launching the browser Control UI, handling token resolution, SSH tunnel hints for remote setups, and SecretRef error remediation. What does Openclaw Dashboard do? It’s a single command that resolves your auth token, constructs the correct dashboard URL, copies it to your clipboard, and opens it in your default browser, all in one step. It’s...
Complete reference for openclaw daemon, installing, starting, stopping, and monitoring the Gateway as a background system service across macOS, Linux, and Windows. What does Openclaw Daemon do? It manages the OpenClaw Gateway as a persistent background service registered with your operating system’s process supervisor, launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux...
