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Selig 4c966a3ad2 Initial commit: OpenClaw Skill Collection

6 custom skills (assign-task, dispatch-webhook, daily-briefing,
task-capture, qmd-brain, tts-voice) with technical documentation.
Compatible with Claude Code, OpenClaw, Codex CLI, and OpenCode.

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OpenClaw on Fly.io

Overview

This guide enables deploying OpenClaw Gateway on Fly.io with persistent storage, automatic HTTPS, and multi-channel access (Discord, Telegram, etc.).

Key Requirements

flyctl CLI installation
Fly.io account (free tier eligible)
API credentials (Anthropic, OpenAI, etc.)
Channel tokens (Discord bot token, etc.)

Core Setup Steps

1) App & Volume Creation

Clone the repository, create a Fly app, and establish a 1GB persistent volume in your preferred region (London, Virginia, or San Jose).

2) Configuration

The fly.toml file requires:

--bind lan flag to expose the gateway to Fly's proxy
--allow-unconfigured to launch without initial config
Port 3000 binding for health checks
Minimum 2GB RAM allocation (512MB insufficient)

3) Security Setup

Set secrets via command line for gateway tokens, API keys, and channel credentials. Prefer env vars over config file for all API keys and tokens.

4) Deployment & Config

Deploy using fly deploy, then SSH into the machine to create /data/openclaw.json with agent, authentication, and channel bindings.

Access Methods

Control UI: Browser at https://my-openclaw.fly.dev/
SSH Console: fly ssh console
Logs: fly logs for monitoring

Private Deployment Option

Use fly.private.toml for hardened deployments without public IP exposure, ideal for outbound-only use cases or webhook delivery via ngrok/Tailscale tunnels.

Troubleshooting Highlights

Binding issues: Ensure --bind lan in process command
Memory errors: Increase to 2GB minimum
Lock file problems: Remove /data/gateway.*.lock
State persistence: Verify OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR=/data configuration

Estimated Cost

$10-15 monthly with recommended specifications.

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