Complete reference for openclaw cron, scheduling one-shot and recurring agent jobs, targeting sessions and channels, managing job lifecycle, and querying run history. What is Openclaw Cron? The cron subsystem is OpenClaw’s built-in job scheduler, it lets you define timed agent turns that run on a recurring schedule, at a specific timestamp, or at a relative offset Unlike a system...
Complete flag reference for openclaw agent, covering session selection, message delivery, local execution, and output control. What does Openclaw Agent do? It’s the primary CLI entry point for dispatching a prompt to a configured agent runtime and getting a reply. Under the hood it resolves a Gateway session, forwards your message to the agent, and either prints the response...
Complete subcommand reference for openclaw agents, covering agent lifecycle, channel routing bindings, and identity configuration. What is Openclaw Agents? It’s the management surface for named agent configurations, isolated runtimes that each carry their own workspace, model settings, and channel routing rules. Think of an agent as a persistent worker: you create it once...
Complete reference for openclaw approvals, viewing and replacing exec approval configurations, and managing per-agent allowlists across local, gateway, and remote node targets. What are Exec Approvals? Approvals are the permission layer that controls which host binaries a sandboxed agent is allowed to execute. The configuration lives in ~/openclaw/exec-approvals.json on each...
Complete reference for all openclaw browser commands, profile management, tab control, page inspection, UI interaction, and environment emulation. What is the Browser Command Surface? openclaw browser is a CLI-driven browser automation layer that routes commands through the OpenClaw Gateway to a controlled Chrome instance. It supports two modes: the openclaw profile...
