Complete reference for openclaw doctor, running health checks, applying config repairs, and auditing six categories of system state across config, services, auth, security, and more. What does Openclaw Doctor do? It’s OpenClaw’s all-in-one diagnostic and repair tool. A single run audits six distinct system areas, config schema, state integrity, model auth, background services...
Openclaw Docs Commands and Uses
Reference for openclaw docs, searching the live documentation for topics, tools, and configuration settings without leaving your terminal. What does Openclaw Docs do? It’s a built-in documentation search that queries the live OpenClaw docs and returns relevant information or links directly in your terminal. Instead of switching to a browser, typing a URL, and searching a docs site, you can...
Openclaw DNS Commands and Uses
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...
Openclaw Directory Commands and Uses
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...
Openclaw Devices Commands and Uses
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...
