openclaw-gateway

Name: openclaw-gateway
Availability: InStock
Author: spoonbobo

Manage OpenClaw Gateway LLM providers, sessions, and tools via Docker exec.

Updated Feb 27, 2026

Search Tags:#cli #llm #agent #docker #gateway #openclaw

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npx skills add https://github.com/spoonbobo/trinity --skill openclaw-gateway-spoonbobo

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Skill: openclaw-gateway
Source: https://github.com/spoonbobo/trinity/tree/main/.opencode/skills/openclaw-gateway
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/spoonbobo/trinity --skill openclaw-gateway-spoonbobo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides comprehensive control over the OpenClaw Gateway, the core engine powering Trinity AGI, enabling seamless management of AI agent operations.

Core Features & Use Cases

Provider Configuration: Manage and configure various LLM providers and their models.
Session Management: Control and monitor active agent sessions.
Tool Execution: Utilize built-in tools for system tasks, file operations, and web interactions.
Use Case: As a developer integrating Trinity AGI, you can use this Skill to set up new LLM providers, monitor agent performance, and troubleshoot issues directly from your development environment.

Quick Start

Use the openclaw-exec tool to check the status of the OpenClaw Gateway.

Frequently Asked Questions about openclaw-gateway

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I manage LLM provider configurations for an AI agent gateway?▼

You can manage LLM provider configurations through the OpenClaw Gateway using CLI operations. It supports Docker exec commands to configure various LLM providers and their models for the Trinity AGI backend.

What is the best way to monitor active AI agent sessions in a Docker environment?▼

Monitoring active agent sessions in a Docker environment is done via the OpenClaw Gateway's CLI. You can use the openclaw-exec tool to check session status and monitor agent performance directly.

Do I need Docker and the OpenClaw CLI to operate the OpenClaw Gateway?▼

Yes, you need both Docker and the OpenClaw CLI to operate the OpenClaw Gateway. Full functionality for status checks, model management, and session monitoring requires these dependencies to be installed.

Can I execute system tasks and file operations through an LLM agent backend?▼

Yes, the OpenClaw Gateway backend supports tool execution for system tasks, file operations, and web interactions. You can utilize these built-in tools to handle operations directly from your development environment.

How do I check the status of the OpenClaw Gateway?▼

To check the OpenClaw Gateway status, use the openclaw-exec tool to run a status check via Docker exec. This provides immediate feedback on the gateway's current operational state.