CLI reference

The openclaw CLI is the primary interface for managing the gateway, channels, agents, models, and configuration. Install it globally via npm or pnpm - see Getting started. The canonical binary is wednesdayai; openclaw remains supported as a legacy alias.

openclaw --version            # show installed version (-V also works)
openclaw --help               # list all top-level commands
openclaw <command> --help     # help for a specific command

This page summarises the command surface. Flags evolve between releases - when a flag is not listed here, run openclaw <command> --help for the authoritative set on your install.

Global flags

These apply to every command. Per-command flags such as --json, --verbose, and --log-level are documented under each command, not here.

Flag	Effect
`--dev`	Isolate state under `~/.openclaw-dev` and shift default ports (gateway `19001`)
`--profile <name>`	Isolate state under `~/.openclaw-<name>` for a named instance
`--no-color`	Disable ANSI colours (`NO_COLOR=1` is also respected)
`--update`	Shorthand for `openclaw update` (source installs only)
`-V`, `--version`, `-v`	Print the version and exit

Output styling

ANSI colours and progress indicators only render in TTY sessions.
OSC-8 hyperlinks render as clickable links in supported terminals; otherwise we fall back to plain URLs.
--json (and --plain where supported) disables styling for clean machine output.
Long-running commands show an OSC 9;4 progress indicator where supported.

Setup and onboarding

`openclaw setup`

Initialise config and workspace. Auto-runs the onboarding wizard when any wizard flag is present.

openclaw setup --workspace ~/.openclaw/workspace

Key flags: --workspace <dir>, --wizard, --non-interactive, --mode <local\|remote>, --remote-url <url>, --remote-token <token>.

`openclaw onboard`

Interactive wizard to set up gateway, workspace, model auth, channels, and skills.

openclaw onboard                         # full onboarding wizard
openclaw onboard --install-daemon        # also install the gateway service
openclaw onboard --flow quickstart       # quickstart | advanced | manual

`openclaw configure`

Interactive configuration wizard (models, channels, skills, gateway). Re-runs onboarding-style prompts against an existing config. Key flags: --section <section> — run only the specified wizard section(s) — can be passed multiple times to run several sections in sequence. Valid values: workspace | model | web | gateway | daemon | channels | skills | health.

`openclaw completion`

Print a shell completion script for your shell.

openclaw completion

`openclaw reset`

Reset local config/state while keeping the CLI installed.

openclaw reset --scope config+creds+sessions --yes

Key flags: --scope <config\|config+creds+sessions\|full>, --yes, --non-interactive, --dry-run. Non-interactive use requires both --scope and --yes.

`openclaw uninstall`

Remove the gateway service and local data (the CLI itself remains).

openclaw uninstall --all --yes

Key flags: --service, --state, --workspace, --app, --all, --yes, --non-interactive, --dry-run.

`openclaw update`

Update WednesdayAI to a newer version (source/npm installs).

openclaw update                  # update to latest on the current channel
openclaw update --dry-run        # preview without applying
openclaw update --channel beta   # stable | beta | dev
openclaw update --tag <version>  # install a specific version
openclaw update --no-restart     # skip gateway service restart after successful update (useful for automation)
openclaw update --yes            # non-interactive mode, accepts downgrade prompts
openclaw update --json           # output machine-readable UpdateRunResult JSON
openclaw update --timeout 600    # per-step timeout in seconds (default: 1200)
openclaw update status           # show current version, update channel, and whether an update is available
openclaw update wizard           # step-by-step wizard to configure update settings (channel, schedule, notifications)

Gateway

`openclaw gateway`

Run the WebSocket gateway in the foreground, or manage it as a system service. Subcommands cover the service lifecycle and RPC helpers.

openclaw gateway run                # run in foreground (Ctrl-C to stop)
openclaw gateway start              # start the installed service
openclaw gateway stop
openclaw gateway restart
openclaw gateway install            # install as systemd/launchd/schtasks service
openclaw gateway uninstall
openclaw gateway status             # probe the gateway RPC (default)
openclaw gateway status --deep --json
openclaw gateway usage-cost         # rolling usage/cost summary from session logs
openclaw gateway health             # health snapshot via RPC
openclaw gateway probe              # connectivity probe
openclaw gateway discover           # discover gateways on the network
openclaw gateway call <method> --params '<json>'   # invoke any RPC method

Foreground run flags: --port <port>, --bind <loopback\|tailnet\|lan\|auto\|custom>, --token <token>, --auth <none\|token\|password\|trusted-proxy>, --password <password>, --tailscale <off\|serve\|funnel>, --tailscale-reset-on-exit (reset Tailscale serve/funnel configuration on shutdown), --allow-unconfigured, --force, --verbose, --ws-log <auto\|full\|compact>, --claude-cli-logs (enable Claude CLI log output), --raw-stream (write raw stream to stdout), --raw-stream-path <path> (write raw stream to the specified file path). RPC subcommands (call, health, status, probe, discover) accept --url, --token, --password, --timeout. call, health, and usage-cost also accept --expect-final. gateway status additional flags: --no-probe (skip RPC probe, show service status only). gateway probe additional flags: --ssh <user@host[:port]> (route probe through SSH tunnel), --ssh-identity <path> (SSH identity file path), --ssh-auto (auto-derive SSH target via Bonjour discovery). gateway usage-cost — Fetch rolling usage/cost summary from session logs. Flags: --days <days> (number of days to include), --url <url>, --token <token>, --json, --expect-final (wait for a final response before returning).

When you pass --url, the CLI does not auto-apply config or environment credentials. Include --token or --password explicitly; missing credentials is an error.

The gateway runs on port 18789 by default. Common RPC methods for gateway call: config.apply, config.patch, update.run. See the API reference for the full method surface. Systemd (Linux):

systemctl --user start|stop|restart|status openclaw-gateway
journalctl --user -u openclaw-gateway -f

`openclaw daemon`

Legacy alias namespace for the gateway service commands (status, install, uninstall, start, stop, restart). Prefer openclaw gateway <subcommand>.

`openclaw status`

Local and channel diagnostics summary.

openclaw status              # compact: gateway, channels, sessions
openclaw status --all        # full local diagnosis (safe to paste)
openclaw status --deep       # also probe the running gateway per-channel
openclaw status --usage      # include provider usage/quota

Key flags: --json, --all, --deep, --usage, --timeout <ms>, --verbose.

`openclaw health`

Fetch a health snapshot from the running gateway via RPC. Exits non-zero if unreachable or any probe fails.

openclaw health --json --timeout 5000

Key flags: --json, --timeout <ms>, --verbose.

`openclaw doctor`

Health checks and guided repairs (config, model auth, channel connectivity, service health, port collisions, permissions, legacy migrations).

openclaw doctor              # interactive: prompts before applying fixes
openclaw doctor --yes        # accept defaults without prompting
openclaw doctor --deep       # scan for extra/stale gateway installs

Key flags: --yes, --non-interactive (safe migrations only), --deep, --no-workspace-suggestions, --fix (auto-remediate detected issues where safe to do so), --json (output findings as JSON for scripting), --check <name> (run only the named check, e.g. --check ollama, --check disk).

`openclaw logs`

Tail the gateway log file via RPC.

openclaw logs --follow       # live tail (pretty in a TTY)
openclaw logs --limit 200
openclaw logs --json         # line-delimited JSON
openclaw logs --plain
openclaw logs --no-color
openclaw logs --local-time   # display timestamps in local timezone (default: UTC)

`openclaw dashboard`

Open the control panel in your browser (default http://localhost:18789/).

openclaw dashboard

`openclaw tui`

Open the terminal UI connected to the gateway.

openclaw tui --session main --message "status?"

Key flags: --url <url>, --token <token>, --password <password>, --session <key>, --deliver, --thinking <level>, --message <text>, --timeout-ms <ms>, --history-limit <n>.

`openclaw qr`

Display a QR code for mobile pairing.

openclaw qr
openclaw qr --channel whatsapp

Authentication, models, and providers

`openclaw models`

Manage AI model credentials and selection. openclaw models with no subcommand is an alias for models status.

openclaw models status                   # auth overview + OAuth expiry
openclaw models status --check           # exit 1=expired/missing, 2=expiring
openclaw models status --probe           # probe configured provider auth (validates credentials live — does not send a completion)
openclaw models status --probe --probe-timeout 15000   # timeout for probe request (default: 10000 ms)
openclaw models list --all
openclaw models set anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5
openclaw models set-image openai/gpt-image-1
openclaw models auth setup-token --provider anthropic
openclaw models auth paste-token --provider anthropic
openclaw models auth order set --provider anthropic anthropic:work

Subcommands: list, status, set <model>, set-image <model>, aliases list\|add\|rm, fallbacks list\|add\|rm\|clear, image-fallbacks list\|add\|rm\|clear, scan, auth add\|setup-token\|paste-token, auth order get\|set\|clear. models status key flags: --check, --probe (validates credentials live — does not send a completion), --probe-timeout <ms> (probe timeout, default 10000), --probe-provider <name> (probe only the named provider), --probe-profile <id> (filter to specific profile(s); repeatable or comma-separated), --probe-concurrency <n> (number of concurrent probe requests), --probe-max-tokens <n> (max tokens for probe completion request), --plain (plain line output, no table formatting), --agent <id> (inspect a specific configured agent’s model and auth state). models set writes agents.defaults.model.primary; models set-image writes agents.defaults.imageModel.primary.

`openclaw models auth`

Authenticate with model providers interactively.

openclaw models auth login --provider anthropic        # interactive OAuth flow for the named provider
openclaw models auth login-github-copilot              # GitHub Copilot device-flow OAuth; sets providers.copilot.token

auth login flags: --provider <name> (required — specifies the provider to authenticate with).

Channels and pairing

`openclaw channels`

Manage chat channel accounts.

openclaw channels list                   # configured channels and auth profiles
openclaw channels list --no-usage        # skip model provider usage/quota snapshots
openclaw channels status --probe         # connectivity + live probe
openclaw channels add --channel telegram --account alerts --name "Alerts Bot" --token $TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN
openclaw channels remove --channel discord --account work --delete
openclaw channels login --channel whatsapp --account work    # WhatsApp Web only
openclaw channels logout --channel whatsapp
openclaw channels logs --channel telegram --lines 200
openclaw channels capabilities --channel whatsapp             # list capabilities: reactions, threads, voice, files
openclaw channels resolve alice bob --channel telegram [--kind auto]   # resolve names/IDs to OpenClaw user records

`openclaw pairing`

Approve DM pairing requests across channels.

openclaw pairing list                            # all pending requests
openclaw pairing list whatsapp --json
openclaw pairing approve whatsapp <CODE> --notify

Subcommands: list [channel], approve <channel> <code>. Flags: --channel <channel>, --account <id>, --json, --notify (on approve).

There is no pairing deny and no pairing list --all. To refuse a sender, leave the request unapproved or tighten channels.<channel>.dmPolicy/allowFrom.

`openclaw devices`

Manage gateway device-pairing entries and per-role device tokens.

openclaw devices list --json
openclaw devices approve --latest
openclaw devices reject <requestId>
openclaw devices remove <deviceId>
openclaw devices clear --yes
openclaw devices rotate --device <id> --role <role>
openclaw devices revoke --device <id> --role <role>

Subcommands: list, approve [requestId] [--latest], reject <requestId>, remove <deviceId>, clear --yes [--pending], rotate --device <id> --role <role> [--scope <scope...>], revoke --device <id> --role <role>.

Configuration

`openclaw config`

Read and write gateway configuration. Running openclaw config with no subcommand launches the wizard.

openclaw config get                                   # print full config
openclaw config get agents.defaults.model.primary
openclaw config set agents.defaults.model.primary '"anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-5"'
openclaw config unset channels.telegram.dmPolicy
openclaw config file                                  # print active config path
openclaw config validate --json                       # validate against schema

Subcommands: get <path>, set <path> <value> (value is JSON5 or a raw string), unset <path>, file, validate.

`openclaw secrets`

Manage SecretRef resolution and provider mappings.

openclaw secrets reload                 # re-resolve refs, atomically swap runtime snapshot
openclaw secrets audit                  # scan for plaintext residues / unresolved refs
openclaw secrets configure              # interactive provider + SecretRef setup
openclaw secrets apply --from plan.json --dry-run

Subcommands: reload, audit, configure, apply --from <plan.json> (migrate also exists as an alias surface).

`openclaw directory`

Look up contact and group IDs for supported chat channels.

openclaw directory self                          # show your own user ID across connected channels
openclaw directory peers list                    # list all known contacts
openclaw directory groups list                   # list all known groups
openclaw directory groups members <group-id>     # list members of a group

`openclaw dns`

Wide-area discovery DNS helper (CoreDNS + Tailscale).

openclaw dns setup --apply        # install/update CoreDNS config (sudo; macOS only)

See /gateway/discovery.

Agents, sessions, and ACP

`openclaw agent`

Run one agent turn via the gateway (or --local embedded).

openclaw agent --message "Summarise today" --to whatsapp:+15555550123 --deliver

`openclaw agent nudge`

Interrupt an active agent session mid-turn with a nudge message.

openclaw agent nudge "stop and summarise what you have so far"
openclaw agent nudge "abort" --agent work
openclaw agent nudge "checkpoint" --all

Flags: --agent <id> (target a specific agent by id; defaults to the current active agent), --all (broadcast the nudge to all active agents).

`openclaw agents`

Manage isolated agents (workspaces + auth + routing). There is no agents status.

openclaw agents list --bindings
openclaw agents add work --workspace ~/.openclaw/workspace-work --bind whatsapp:biz
openclaw agents bindings --agent work
openclaw agents bind --agent work --bind discord:guild
openclaw agents unbind --agent work --bind discord:guild
openclaw agents delete work --force
openclaw agents set-identity work "Wednesday"   # set display name/persona; persists in the agent's config file

Subcommands: list, add [name], bindings, bind, unbind, delete <id>, set-identity <agent-id> <name>. Binding specs use channel[:accountId]. --workspace is required for non-interactive add.

`openclaw sessions`

List stored conversation sessions.

openclaw sessions --active 60 --json
openclaw sessions cleanup --dry-run                   # preview what would be cleaned up without making changes
openclaw sessions cleanup --enforce                   # enforce storage caps and prune over-budget sessions
openclaw sessions backfill-user-ids                   # one-time migration: back-fill userId in legacy records

Key flags: --json, --verbose, --store <path>, --active <minutes>, --agent <id> (inspect a specific agent’s store), --all-agents (aggregate across all agents). sessions cleanup — Enforce session-store storage budgets and caps. Prunes sessions exceeding configured limits.

Flag	Description
`--dry-run`	Preview what would be cleaned up without making changes
`--enforce`	Enforce storage caps and prune over-budget sessions
`--all-agents`	Run cleanup across all agents (not just current)
`--agent <id>`	Target a specific agent
`--fix-missing`	Remove store entries whose transcript files are missing (bypasses age/count retention)
`--active-key <key>`	Treat sessions with this key as active (skip pruning)

sessions backfill-user-ids is safe on live data and idempotent — re-running it is a no-op for records already migrated. Flags: --batch-size <n> (rows per batch, default 500), --dry-run (preview without writing).

`openclaw session-storage`

Manage the session backing store.

openclaw session-storage init                  # initialize the session storage schema
openclaw session-storage validate              # validate schema integrity
openclaw session-storage cutover               # cut over to new storage schema
openclaw session-storage drop-legacy-archive   # remove legacy archive after successful cutover

Subcommands: init, validate, cutover, drop-legacy-archive. Common flags: --json.

`openclaw acp`

Run the ACP bridge that connects IDEs (Agent Client Protocol) to the gateway. See acp for options.

Messaging

`openclaw message`

Unified outbound messaging and channel actions.

openclaw message send --target +15555550123 --message "Hello"
openclaw message send --channel discord --target channel:123 --message "Test"
openclaw message poll --channel discord --target channel:123 \
  --poll-question "Snack?" --poll-option Pizza --poll-option Sushi

openclaw message broadcast "Gateway maintenance at 22:00 UTC"
openclaw message broadcast "Scheduled downtime" --channel telegram
openclaw message broadcast "Test run" --dry-run

Subcommands: send, poll, react, reactions, read, edit, delete, pin, unpin, pins, permissions, search, timeout, kick, ban, thread <create\|list\|reply>, emoji <list\|upload>, sticker <send\|upload>, role <info\|add\|rm>, channel <info\|list>, member info, voice status, event <list\|create>, broadcast <message>. See /cli/message for per-subcommand flags. message broadcast flags: --channel <name> (restrict broadcast to one channel; omit to send across all active channels), --dry-run (print targets without sending).

Skills and hooks

`openclaw skills`

List and inspect available skills plus readiness info. Skills are read-only from the CLI.

openclaw skills list --eligible
openclaw skills info <name>
openclaw skills check

Subcommands: list, info <name>, check. Flags: --eligible, --json, --verbose.

There is no skills enable, skills disable, or skills install. Use npx clawhub to search, install, and sync skills; control which bundled skills load via skills.allowBundled and skills.load.extraDirs in config.

`openclaw hooks`

Manage gateway hooks.

openclaw hooks list                      # all hooks with enabled/disabled status
openclaw hooks info <name>
openclaw hooks check                     # verify enabled hooks can load
openclaw hooks enable <name>
openclaw hooks disable <name>
openclaw hooks install ./path/to/hook
openclaw hooks update [id]               # update an installed hook

Subcommands: list, info, check, enable, disable, install, update [id]. update flags: --all (update all tracked hooks), --dry-run. See the Hooks catalogue.

Plugins

`openclaw plugins`

Manage extensions and their config. Most plugin changes require a gateway restart.

openclaw plugins list --json
openclaw plugins list --verbose          # show detailed entries including config and state
openclaw plugins info <id>
openclaw plugins install <path|.tgz|npm-spec>
openclaw plugins install <path> --link   # link local path instead of copying
openclaw plugins enable <id>
openclaw plugins disable <id>
openclaw plugins status                  # show plugin status (enabled/disabled/error) for all installed plugins
openclaw plugins uninstall <id>          # remove an installed plugin
openclaw plugins update [id]             # update a plugin (or all plugins if no id given)
openclaw plugins doctor                  # report plugin load errors

Subcommands: list, info <id>, install, enable <id>, disable <id>, doctor, status, uninstall <id>, update [id]. plugins install flags: -l, --link (link local path instead of copying), --pin (pin to exact version), --force (overwrite existing install). plugins list flags: --json, --verbose (show detailed entries including config and state). plugins uninstall flags: --keep-files (preserve plugin files), --force (skip confirmation), --dry-run (preview without removing).

Memory

`openclaw memory`

Vector search over MEMORY.md and memory/*.md.

openclaw memory status                   # index stats
openclaw memory index                    # reindex memory files
openclaw memory search "deployment notes"

Subcommands: status, index, search "<query>" (--query also accepted).

Nodes and node host

`openclaw nodes`

Target paired nodes (mobile/desktop) via the gateway.

openclaw nodes list --connected
openclaw nodes status
openclaw nodes pending
openclaw nodes approve <requestId>
openclaw nodes reject <requestId>
openclaw nodes describe --node <id|name|ip>
openclaw nodes rename --node <id> --name "Studio Mac"
openclaw nodes run --node <id> -- ls -la
openclaw nodes camera snap --node <id> --facing front
openclaw nodes screen record --node <id> --duration 10s
openclaw nodes notify --node <id> --title "Hi" --body "Ping"   # mac only

`openclaw node`

Run a headless node host, or manage it as a background service.

openclaw node run --host gateway-host --port 18789
openclaw node install --host gateway-host --tls --runtime node
openclaw node status
openclaw node start|stop|restart|uninstall

Subcommands: run, status, install, uninstall, start, stop, restart. See openclaw node.

Approvals and sandbox

`openclaw approvals`

Manage exec-approval policy and allowlists.

openclaw approvals get
openclaw approvals set <policy>
openclaw approvals allowlist add <pattern>
openclaw approvals allowlist remove <pattern>

Subcommands: get, set, allowlist add\|remove.

`openclaw sandbox`

Inspect and manage agent sandboxes.

openclaw sandbox list
openclaw sandbox explain               # explain effective sandbox policy
openclaw sandbox recreate

Subcommands: list, recreate, explain.

Browser

`openclaw browser`

Control a dedicated Chrome/Brave/Edge/Chromium instance. Common flags: --url, --token, --timeout, --json, --browser-profile <name>.

openclaw browser status
openclaw browser start
openclaw browser open https://example.com
openclaw browser navigate https://example.com --target-id <id>
openclaw browser screenshot --full-page
openclaw browser snapshot --format ai
openclaw browser click <ref>
openclaw browser type <ref> "hello" --submit
openclaw browser pdf

Manage: status, start, stop, reset-profile, tabs, open <url>, focus <targetId>, close [targetId], profiles, create-profile, delete-profile. Inspect: screenshot, snapshot. Actions: navigate, resize, click, type, press, hover, drag, select, upload, fill, dialog, wait, evaluate, console, pdf. See openclaw browser and the Browser tool.

System

`openclaw system`

Enqueue system events and manage heartbeat/presence (gateway RPC).

openclaw system event --text "Deploy finished" --mode next-heartbeat
openclaw system heartbeat last
openclaw system heartbeat enable
openclaw system presence

Subcommands: event (--text required; --mode <now\|next-heartbeat>), heartbeat last\|enable\|disable, presence. All accept --json, --url, --token, --timeout, --expect-final.

Cron

`openclaw cron`

Manage scheduled jobs (gateway RPC). See /automation/cron-jobs.

openclaw cron list --all
openclaw cron status
openclaw cron add --name "Morning briefing" --cron "0 9 * * *" --message "Daily summary"
openclaw cron edit <id>
openclaw cron rm <id>
openclaw cron enable <id>
openclaw cron disable <id>
openclaw cron run <id> --due
openclaw cron runs --id <id> --limit 20

Subcommands: status, list, add (alias create), edit <id>, rm <id> (aliases remove, delete), enable <id>, disable <id>, runs --id <id>, run <id>. cron add delivery and lifecycle flags:

Flag	Description
`--announce`	Deliver cron output to chat (default for isolated jobs)
`--no-deliver`	Keep output internal, do not deliver to chat
`--deliver`	Deprecated alias for `--announce`
`--keep-after-run`	Keep one-shot job after it runs successfully (default: delete after run)

Use --cron for cron expressions (not --schedule). cron add requires --name and exactly one schedule of --at / --every / --cron, plus exactly one payload of --message / --system-event. Use cron rm (canonical) for deletion and cron runs --id <id> (not logs) for run history.

Security

`openclaw security`

Audit config and local state for common security foot-guns.

openclaw security audit                  # flag misconfigurations
openclaw security audit --deep           # best-effort live gateway probe
openclaw security audit --fix            # tighten safe defaults and chmod state

Subcommand: audit. Flags: --deep, --fix, --json.

Webhooks and docs

`openclaw webhooks`

Inbound webhook helpers.

openclaw webhooks gmail setup --account you@example.com
openclaw webhooks gmail run

Subcommands: gmail setup, gmail run. See /automation/gmail-pubsub.

`openclaw docs`

Search the live docs index.

openclaw docs "remote access"

Legacy and plugin commands

`openclaw clawbot`

Legacy alias namespace (for example openclaw clawbot qr). Prefer the modern equivalents.

`openclaw voicecall`

Provided by the voice-call plugin when installed. Plugins can register additional top-level commands.

Environment variables

Variable	Effect
`OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN`	Gateway auth token
`OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_PASSWORD`	Gateway auth password
`OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_PORT`	Override gateway port
`OPENCLAW_CONFIG_PATH`	Absolute path to config file
`OPENCLAW_HOME`	Override home directory for internal paths
`OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR`	Override state directory
`OPENCLAW_LOG_LEVEL`	Log level override (`error`, `warn`, `info`, `debug`, `trace`)
`OPENCLAW_LOAD_SHELL_ENV=1`	Import missing vars from login shell
`NO_COLOR=1`	Disable ANSI colours
`ANTHROPIC_API_KEY`	Anthropic API key
`OPENAI_API_KEY`	OpenAI API key
`GOOGLE_API_KEY`	Google AI API key
`GEMINI_API_KEY`	Google Gemini API key (first-class provider key, not just an alias for `GOOGLE_API_KEY`)
`OPENCLAW_SHELL_ENV_TIMEOUT_MS`	Timeout in ms for shell environment import (default: `15000`)
`TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN`	Telegram bot token (default account)
`DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN`	Discord bot token (default account)
`SLACK_BOT_TOKEN`	Slack bot token (default account)
`SLACK_APP_TOKEN`	Slack app token for Socket Mode (default account)

​CLI reference

​Global flags

​Output styling

​Setup and onboarding

​openclaw setup

​openclaw onboard

​openclaw configure

​openclaw completion

​openclaw reset

​openclaw uninstall

​openclaw update

​Gateway

​openclaw gateway

​openclaw daemon

​openclaw status

​openclaw health

​openclaw doctor

​openclaw logs

​openclaw dashboard

​openclaw tui

​openclaw qr

​Authentication, models, and providers

​openclaw models

​openclaw models auth

​Channels and pairing

​openclaw channels

​openclaw pairing

​openclaw devices

​Configuration

​openclaw config

​openclaw secrets

​openclaw directory

​openclaw dns

​Agents, sessions, and ACP

​openclaw agent

​openclaw agent nudge

​openclaw agents

​openclaw sessions

​openclaw session-storage

​openclaw acp

​Messaging

​openclaw message

​Skills and hooks

​openclaw skills

​openclaw hooks

​Plugins

​openclaw plugins

​Memory

​openclaw memory

​Nodes and node host

​openclaw nodes

​openclaw node

​Approvals and sandbox

​openclaw approvals

​openclaw sandbox

​Browser

​openclaw browser

​System

​openclaw system

​Cron

​openclaw cron

​Security

​openclaw security

​Webhooks and docs

​openclaw webhooks

​openclaw docs

​Legacy and plugin commands

​openclaw clawbot

​openclaw voicecall

​Environment variables

​Related

CLI reference

Global flags

Output styling

Setup and onboarding

`openclaw setup`

`openclaw onboard`

`openclaw configure`

`openclaw completion`

`openclaw reset`

`openclaw uninstall`

`openclaw update`

Gateway

`openclaw gateway`

`openclaw daemon`

`openclaw status`

`openclaw health`

`openclaw doctor`

`openclaw logs`

`openclaw dashboard`

`openclaw tui`

`openclaw qr`

Authentication, models, and providers

`openclaw models`

`openclaw models auth`

Channels and pairing

`openclaw channels`

`openclaw pairing`

`openclaw devices`

Configuration

`openclaw config`

`openclaw secrets`

`openclaw directory`

`openclaw dns`

Agents, sessions, and ACP

`openclaw agent`

`openclaw agent nudge`

`openclaw agents`

`openclaw sessions`

`openclaw session-storage`

`openclaw acp`

Messaging

`openclaw message`

Skills and hooks

`openclaw skills`

`openclaw hooks`

Plugins

`openclaw plugins`

Memory

`openclaw memory`

Nodes and node host

`openclaw nodes`

`openclaw node`

Approvals and sandbox

`openclaw approvals`

`openclaw sandbox`

Browser

`openclaw browser`

System

`openclaw system`

Cron

`openclaw cron`

Security

`openclaw security`

Webhooks and docs

`openclaw webhooks`

`openclaw docs`

Legacy and plugin commands

`openclaw clawbot`

`openclaw voicecall`

Environment variables

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