setup

Automate NanoClaw initial setup by running a bootstrap workflow that installs dependencies, authenticates channels, registers the main channel, and starts background services. This streamlines first-time configuration and onboarding for new users and fresh deployments.

Before running NanoClaw setup, you need to verify environment readiness by checking for Node and Docker or Apple Container runtime. The setup process guides you through these environment checks to ensure your system is prepared for service initialization.

Yes, you can migrate from OpenClaw during the NanoClaw setup process. The setup flow explicitly guides users through OpenClaw migration, alongside timezone configuration, container runtime selection, and credential provisioning.

The NanoClaw setup handles missing dependencies by enforcing a robust bootstrap workflow with error handling and safe defaults. It pauses only for required manual actions, minimizing user input while resolving environment issues.

The best way to configure NanoClaw channels and credentials for a fresh deployment is to use the automated setup flow, which provisions credentials, handles channel setup, and completes service registration with minimal manual input.