Your private AI assistant that runs on your own machine.
OpenClaw is an open-source AI agent that organizes your inbox, sends emails, manages your calendar and chats with you from WhatsApp, Telegram or any messenger you already use. This guide walks you through installing it, configuring it and getting real work done.
What you'll learn here
Step-by-step guides, every one written and tested against the latest stable release of OpenClaw.
Why OpenClaw?
Stewarded by an independent non-profit, OpenClaw keeps your context, your skills, your models and your data on hardware you control.
Latest tutorials
New walkthroughs published regularly, with verified commands and screenshots.
More from the guide
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Long-term memory in OpenClaw — facts, sessions and the second brain
How OpenClaw stores, indexes and recalls facts across sessions, channels and devices, plus how to inspect, edit and wipe memory safely.
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Troubleshooting OpenClaw — fix the install, the Gateway and the channels
A field guide to the most common OpenClaw problems: doctor diagnostics, Gateway crashes, channel disconnects, model errors and update rollbacks.
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Securing OpenClaw — sandboxing, ClawScan and the security model
How OpenClaw sandboxes skills, what ClawScan checks before you install a community skill, and how to run OpenClaw safely on a shared or corporate machine.
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