onboarding

To set up OpenClaw Diary, say "setup my journal" in OpenClaw. The onboarding process builds your user identity, configures local or cloud storage, and automatically generates a personalized configuration file for seamless journaling.

Yes, configuring cloud storage for your journal requires appropriate API access for cloud services. The setup process securely handles authorization for platforms like Feishu and Notion to ensure your diary data syncs correctly.

The best way to migrate your journal identity is using the identity management feature during setup. It allows you to create a new user identity profile or import an existing one to personalize your journaling experience.

Yes, you can use Feishu and Notion for cloud storage configuration. The setup manages authorization for these cloud services, ensuring your journal data is securely stored and accessible across your connected platforms.

OpenClaw Diary onboarding requires an environment setup to ensure the underlying infrastructure can support automated configuration generation. This prerequisite guarantees that user identity, storage, and authorization are correctly initialized.

Configuration generation works by automating the creation of a personalized configuration file based on your user input. It captures your identity profile, storage preferences, and service authorizations to tailor the journaling environment.