provision-agent

Automating OpenClaw agent provisioning requires passing a valid Telegram token, AI provider API key, and subscription plan details to a provisioning script. The process performs pre-flight checks, creates a Docker instance, and returns the userId, subdomain, and URL.

Pre-flight checks for AI chatbot deployment validate the Telegram bot token and verify the AI provider API key balance. These checks ensure the Agentbot platform has sufficient resources and valid credentials before allocating a port and spinning up a Docker container.

Automated agent provisioning supports rapid scaling of AI workers by streamlining the creation of new OpenClaw agents. It allocates a port, spins up a Docker container, and performs a health check ping before returning the subdomain and URL to the requester.

To provision a new OpenClaw agent, you need to provide four parameters: the Telegram token (--token), the AI provider name (--provider), the API key (--key), and the subscription plan details (--plan).

The Agentbot platform verifies a newly provisioned AI agent instance by pinging it for a health check. After allocating a port and spinning up a Docker container, it confirms the instance is running before handing off the userId, subdomain, and URL.

Telegram API credentials fail during agent deployment if the pre-flight checks detect an invalid Telegram bot token or if the AI provider API key balance is insufficient. Valid tokens and adequate API key balances are required before instance creation begins.