OpenClaw Docs
I have been running OpenClaw for a while, and too much of the useful knowledge ended up in shell history, half-finished notes, and the usual “I know I fixed this once already” pile.
So I started writing it down properly.
The OpenClaw docs are where I am collecting the parts that are actually worth keeping around: how I am deploying it, why I made certain security choices, and what tradeoffs I am making along the way.
Right now the docs are centered on three things:
- The Docker-on-Proxmox deployment shape I am using.
- Why I care more about network isolation than about enabling sandbox as the primary control.
- The cost and operational decisions that come up once the system is running for real.
It is not meant to be product documentation or a polished “best practices” guide. It is a practical record of what I am actually doing, what I do not trust by default, and what I would rather not have to rediscover later.
More sections will follow when they are worth writing, not just to make the docs tree look bigger.