zerotoken-openclaw

Trajectory recording captures browser actions once and replays them as low-token scripts, reducing token usage for recurring browser tasks. This approach preserves browser state across repeated runs while significantly lowering token consumption.

Trajectory recording for scheduled browser automation captures manual browser actions and converts them into executable scripts. These scripts bind to a scheduled job_id for automatic replay during daily logins or periodic data scraping.

Yes, you can maintain browser sessions across repeated MCP calls by configuring OpenClaw with HTTP streamable transport. This URL-based setup keeps the browser alive so repeated scheduled tasks do not lose session state.

OpenClaw supports optional stealth mode and session persistence for web scraping tasks. Using the correct browser_init lifecycle and HTTP transport configuration, you can execute scraping scripts without losing browser state between calls.

The best way to set up daily login automation with minimal token consumption is to record the login trajectory once, convert it to a reusable script, and bind it to a scheduled job_id. ZeroToken MCP replays this script efficiently on schedule.

Browser automation scripts lose session state when run on a schedule if not using Streamable HTTP transport. Configuring OpenClaw with URL-based HTTP mode keeps the browser alive across repeated MCP calls and prevents session loss.