OpenClaw is an open-source AI assistant that connects to Signal, Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, Slack, and iMessage. Wrapd gives you remote control over it.
OpenClaw runs 24/7 on a VPS or home server. You need to SSH in every time you want to check on it, restart it, or update it.
Is it running? Did it crash? What version? You have no way to know without connecting manually.
Custom systemd units, cron jobs, and bash aliases break across machines and are hard to share with teammates.
openclaw-install Install OpenClaw on the machine
openclaw-start Start the OpenClaw service
openclaw-stop Stop the OpenClaw service
openclaw-restart Restart the OpenClaw service
openclaw-status Check service status and connected platforms
openclaw-update Update to the latest version
openclaw-logs View recent logs with configurable tail
openclaw-config Show current configuration
Request early access to start managing OpenClaw with Wrapd.
Join the waitlist →One click imports all 8 endpoints. No YAML to write, no config to maintain.
curl, Slack, pipelines, MCP, GitHub Actions – any way you call Wrapd endpoints.
OpenClaw crashed at 2am? Restart it from your phone with a curl command. No laptop needed.
Wrapd cron pings openclaw-status every 5 minutes. Get alerted if it goes down.
Pipeline: check for update, stop, update, start, verify status. One click.
Give teammates scoped API keys. They can restart or check logs without SSH access.
GitHub Action triggers openclaw-update after you push config changes to your repo.
/wrapd openclaw-restart from your team's Slack channel. No context switching.
Chain endpoints into pipelines. Run them manually, on a schedule, or from a webhook.
name: Update OpenClaw
steps:
- slug: openclaw-status
label: Check current version
- slug: openclaw-stop
label: Stop service
- slug: openclaw-update
label: Pull latest version
- slug: openclaw-start
label: Restart service
- slug: openclaw-status
label: Verify running