alphaclaw and openclaw-in-docker
These are complements—chrysb/alphaclaw is a production-focused orchestration harness that abstracts away container management complexity, while ozbillwang/openclaw-in-docker is an educational Docker guide for manually containerizing OpenClaw components, so users typically graduate from the latter's learning approach to the former's automated deployment solution.
About alphaclaw
chrysb/alphaclaw
The ultimate setup harness for OpenClaw. Deploy in minutes. Stay running for months. No CLI required.
Provides browser-based observability, crash recovery, and multi-agent management through a unified dashboard that eliminates SSH access while maintaining Git-backed auditability. Integrates OpenClaw with Telegram/Discord/Slack channels, Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets), and Google Pub/Sub, with automatic hourly commits and prompt-injection-based agent discipline. The watchdog daemon detects crashes, auto-repairs via `openclaw doctor --fix`, and sends notifications across multiple channels—all manageable from a single UI without config files.
About openclaw-in-docker
ozbillwang/openclaw-in-docker
Run OpenClaw (MoltBot, ClawdBot) Safely with Docker: A Practical Guide for Beginners
Provides automated Docker Compose setup via a bash script that handles image selection, gateway initialization, and token generation—supporting both `latest` and `main` image variants for OpenClaw gateway deployment. Includes an interactive onboarding wizard and persists configuration to `.env` and `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`, enabling local LLM usage without API costs on compatible hardware like Mac mini.
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