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name: openclaw-config
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description: Edit and validate OpenClaw Gateway config (openclaw.json / JSON5). Use when adding/changing config keys (gateway.*, agents.*, models.*, channels.*, tools.*, skills.*, plugins.*, $include) or diagnosing openclaw doctor/config validation errors, to avoid schema mismatches that prevent the Gateway from starting or weaken security policies.
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---
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# OpenClaw Config
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## Overview
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Safely edit `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` (or the path set by `OPENCLAW_CONFIG_PATH`) using a schema-first workflow. Validate before and after changes to avoid invalid keys/types that can break startup or change security behavior.
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## Workflow (Safe Edit)
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1. **Identify the active config path**
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- Precedence: `OPENCLAW_CONFIG_PATH` > `OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR/openclaw.json` > `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json`
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- The config file is **JSON5** (comments + trailing commas allowed).
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2. **Get an authoritative schema (do not guess keys)**
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- If the Gateway is running: use `openclaw gateway call config.schema --params '{}'` to fetch a JSON Schema matching the running version.
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- Otherwise: use `openclaw/openclaw` source-of-truth, primarily:
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- `src/config/zod-schema.ts` (`OpenClawSchema` root keys like `gateway`/`skills`/`plugins`)
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- `src/config/zod-schema.*.ts` (submodules: channels/providers/models/agents/tools)
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- `docs/gateway/configuration.md` (repo docs + examples)
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3. **Apply changes with the smallest safe surface**
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- Prefer small edits: `openclaw config get|set|unset` (dot path or bracket notation).
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- If the Gateway is online and you want "write + validate + restart" in one step: use RPC `config.patch` (merge patch) or `config.apply` (replaces the entire config; use carefully).
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- For complex setups, split config with `$include` (see below).
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4. **Validate strictly**
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- Run `openclaw doctor`, then fix issues using the reported `path` + `message`.
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- Do not run `openclaw doctor --fix/--yes` without explicit user consent (it writes to config/state files).
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## Guardrails (Avoid Schema Bugs)
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- **Most objects are strict** (`.strict()`): unknown keys usually fail validation and the Gateway will refuse to start.
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- `channels` is `.passthrough()`: extension channels (matrix/zalo/nostr, etc.) can add custom keys, but most provider configs remain strict.
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- `env` is `.catchall(z.string())`: you can put string env vars directly under `env`, and you can also use `env.vars`.
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- **Secrets**: prefer environment variables/credential files. Avoid committing long-lived tokens/API keys into `openclaw.json`.
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## $include (Modular Config)
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`$include` is resolved before schema validation and lets you split config across JSON5 files:
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- Supports `"$include": "./base.json5"` or `"$include": ["./a.json5", "./b.json5"]`
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- Relative paths are resolved against the directory of the current config file.
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- Deep-merge rules (per implementation):
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- objects: merge recursively
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- arrays: **concatenate** (not replace)
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- primitives: later value wins
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- If sibling keys exist alongside `$include`, sibling keys override included values.
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- Limits: max depth 10; circular includes are detected and rejected.
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## Common Recipes (Examples)
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1. Set default workspace
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```bash
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openclaw config set agents.defaults.workspace '"~/.openclaw/workspace"' --json
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openclaw doctor
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```
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2. Change Gateway port
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```bash
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openclaw config set gateway.port 18789 --json
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openclaw doctor
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```
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3. Split config (example)
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```json5
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// ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json
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{
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"$include": ["./gateway.json5", "./channels/telegram.json5"],
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}
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```
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4. Telegram open DMs (must explicitly allow senders)
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> Schema constraint: when `dmPolicy="open"`, `allowFrom` must include `"*"`.
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```bash
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openclaw config set channels.telegram.dmPolicy '"open"' --json
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openclaw config set channels.telegram.allowFrom '["*"]' --json
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openclaw doctor
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```
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5. Discord token (config or env fallback)
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```bash
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# Option A: write to config
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openclaw config set channels.discord.token '"YOUR_DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN"' --json
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# Option B: env var fallback (still recommend a channels.discord section exists)
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# export DISCORD_BOT_TOKEN="..."
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openclaw doctor
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```
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6. Enable web_search (Brave / Perplexity)
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```bash
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openclaw config set tools.web.search.enabled true --json
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openclaw config set tools.web.search.provider '"brave"' --json
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# Recommended: provide the key via env var (or write tools.web.search.apiKey)
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# export BRAVE_API_KEY="..."
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openclaw doctor
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```
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## Resources
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Load these when you need a field index or source locations:
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- `references/openclaw-config-fields.md` (root key index + key field lists with sources)
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- `references/schema-sources.md` (how to locate schema + constraints in openclaw repo)
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- `scripts/openclaw-config-check.sh` (print config path + run doctor)
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