OpenClaw Operations
Start with Q's maintenance handoff, then explore trust boundaries, operating lanes, event routines, and remote development boxes.
Start the trail →Parts
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Part 1
When Q Needs a Hand
Who to call, where to look, and why a missing Mac on the tailnet does not automatically mean an office trip
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Part 2
The Only Locked Door
How OpenClaw gives Q a real computer without letting public channels rewrite the machine it runs on
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Part 3
Operator's Guide to Q
The private lanes, debug channels, maintenance rituals, and boundaries behind the Slack teammate
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Part 4
GitHub Events Routines
How PR review webhooks leave GitHub, cross AWS, and wake OpenClaw routines on the local host
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Part 5
Crabbox on qs-mac-studio
How isolated branch boxes run tests, full stacks, screenshots, and browser tunnels on the Mac Studio
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Part 6
Crabbox Commands Reference
The quick command map for setup, warm boxes, gates, screenshots, tunnels, and cleanup