- name
- teamclaw-setup
- description
- Install, configure, validate, or troubleshoot the TeamClaw OpenClaw plugin for virtual software-team workflows. Use when users want TeamClaw setup help, controller or worker config snippets, localRoles first-run guidance, on-demand process/docker/kubernetes workers, or safe first-run validation steps.
- version
- 1.0.0
- metadata
- openclaw
- author
- TeamClaws
- homepage
- https://github.com/topcheer/teamclaw
- links
- homepage
- https://github.com/topcheer/teamclaw
- repository
- https://github.com/topcheer/teamclaw
- documentation
- https://github.com/topcheer/teamclaw/blob/main/INSTALL.md
- changelog
- https://github.com/topcheer/teamclaw/releases
TeamClaw Setup
Guide users to the smallest working TeamClaw installation first, then expand.
Default workflow
- Prefer the guided installer first:
npx -y @teamclaws/teamclaw install- Use manual plugin install only when the user wants direct control:
openclaw plugins install @teamclaws/teamclawIf the user explicitly wants the ClawHub package path, use:
openclaw plugins install clawhub:@teamclaws/teamclaw- Recommend
controller + localRolesfor the first successful run unless the user explicitly needs distributed or on-demand workers immediately.
- Read
references/install-modes.mdbefore generating config. Pick the smallest matching topology and reuse the provided snippets.
- Read
references/validation-checklist.mdbefore finishing. Always give the user:
- one health-check command - one UI URL - one tiny smoke-test requirement - one or two likely failure checks for the chosen topology
Installation guidance
- Start with a single machine and
localRoles. - Keep TeamClaw
taskTimeoutMslarge for real model runs. - Keep OpenClaw
agents.defaults.timeoutSecondsat least as large as the TeamClaw task window in seconds. - For
dockerorkubernetes, require a reachableworkerProvisioningControllerUrl. - For
docker, mention the published runtime image:
ghcr.io/topcheer/teamclaw-openclaw:latestWhat to produce
When helping a user, produce:
- the exact install command
- the minimal config snippet for the chosen topology
- the startup command
- the validation commands and first smoke-test task
Do not push users into distributed, Docker, or Kubernetes first unless they asked for it or already have the surrounding infrastructure ready.