Install OpenClaw
We prepare the environment, dependencies, and base configuration cleanly, without unnecessary blockers.
AgentForge Setup for OpenClaw
Use OpenClaw without losing hours to setup and configuration.
Practical installation, models, tools, and a first working agent on Windows, macOS, and Linux, in one guided Teams session.
- Guided installation on Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Connect local or cloud models
- Tools, skills, and permissions set up properly
- Real troubleshooting until the first useful workflow works
Where to start
Three clear steps to reach your first agent without confusion.
First you install OpenClaw, then you connect models and tools, and finally you launch a useful workflow.
Connect models and tools
We choose the provider, APIs, skills, and integrations that fit your real use case, not a generic demo.
Launch the first agent
We finish with a concrete task, a final test, and a clear checklist so you can continue without depending on us.
From zero to working in 15 minutes
See the path before you even book.
Install OpenClaw, choose the model, connect tools and skills, then launch the first agent. No vague theory: we start from a concrete flow.
- 01 Install Clean setup and prerequisites ready
- 02 Choose Provider and model matched to your case
- 03 Connect Tools, skills, and permissions set with intent
- 04 Launch First agent tested on a useful task
Real commands
If you want to start now, these are the official commands worth showing first.
People landing here want installation, onboarding, and a first operational check, not abstract promises.
macOS, Linux, and WSL2
curl -fsSL --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 https://openclaw.ai/install.sh | bashThe official script is the cleanest starting point for macOS, Linux, and Windows through WSL2.
Windows PowerShell
iwr -useb https://openclaw.ai/install.ps1 | iexYou can also use PowerShell on Windows, but WSL2 is often the more stable path for a serious setup.
After installation
openclaw onboard --install-daemon
openclaw dashboardThis is where the real difference starts: correct onboarding and a final check before tools and agents.
30-90 min
Session length based on package
1:1
Operational Teams session
48h
Technical follow-up within 48h max
+Starter Kit
Checklist, commands, and prompt pack included
Practical guides
The first pages worth reading if you want to start using OpenClaw in a practical way.
These guides target real questions: installation, operating system, agents, and first concrete use cases.
Install OpenClaw
Main guide with official commands, initial onboarding, and quick links for every system.
OpenClaw on Windows
Recommended WSL2 path, PowerShell alternative, and useful checks right after setup.
OpenClaw on macOS
Official script, onboarding, and first steps to reach a clean working base quickly.
OpenClaw on Linux
Official installation, dashboard check, and fast transition toward tools and agents.
Install agents
How to move from OpenClaw installed to a first useful agent with plugins and minimal configuration.
Ready agents
Concrete examples for support, research, reporting, and real operational workflows.
Why AgentForge Setup
This is not agent hype. It is a practical path from installation to real usage.
The site is intentionally operational: installation, providers, tools, permissions, ready agents, and troubleshooting. The goal is not explaining the future of agents, but helping you use OpenClaw without unnecessary friction.
When needed, the hands-on session helps you move faster through the parts that break most often: unstable setup, wrong model choice, useless plugins, or agents that never produce a concrete task.
What you get here
- Practical guides instead of generic marketing
- Real commands, not only concepts
- Setup, agents, and troubleshooting in one flow
- A clear path from zero to ready-to-use
Why act now
The real problem is not discovering OpenClaw exists, but getting it to work properly on the first try.
The issue is not awareness. The issue is installing OpenClaw, choosing the right model, connecting the right tools, and knowing what to do when something breaks. We reduce technical and decision friction so you can move from zero to a first working agent.
The friction you remove immediately
- Setup that gets stuck between terminal commands, dependencies, and permissions
- Confusion around providers, API keys, and local versus cloud models
- Tools and skills added without a clear plan or with excessive access
- Agents that launch badly or never become useful for real tasks
What you leave with
We reduce friction at the 6 points that block almost everyone at the start.
Installation without dead ends
We prepare the environment, dependencies, and initial configuration in a clean way so you do not waste time on basic but blocking errors.
Right model and provider
You understand which provider to connect, when to use cloud or local models, and which setup fits your budget and use case.
Tools and skills ready
We connect only the tools that matter, with skills and integrations that help the first workflow instead of making the setup heavier.
Minimum security and permissions
We set basic access rules, segmentation, and safeguards to avoid risky mistakes from the first operational tests.
First useful agent
We do not leave you with a theoretical setup: we define one agent with a clear task, starter prompt, and real validation.
Troubleshooting and next steps
If something breaks, we fix the critical point and you end the session with a checklist and a clear direction forward.
Ready-to-use agents
The most useful examples are not abstract AI agents, but workflows you can actually start using.
Email agent
Reads context, drafts replies, filters repetitive requests, and leaves only important cases to a human.
Calendar and follow-up agent
Keeps reminders, follow-ups, and next steps organized so operational continuity does not break.
Web research agent
Finds sources, summarizes results, and prepares usable notes instead of leaving you with chaotic tabs.
Local agent with Ollama
If you want a more local or controlled setup, you can start from local models and evolve the workflow from there.
Self-hosted agent
For more structured cases, you can bring OpenClaw into controlled environments and aim for a steadier deployment.
Reporting ops agent
Collects recurring data, prepares updates, and helps keep operational workflows in order.
Operational path
We take you from zero to a first working agent in 4 steps.
Starting-point check
We map devices, technical level, goal, and constraints so we can choose a realistic setup immediately.
Installation and configuration
We do the live setup, fix errors, and prepare the environment so you can work without unnecessary friction.
Connect models, tools, and skills
We choose providers, permissions, and useful integrations to build a first workflow that makes sense.
Final test and troubleshooting
We validate the first agent, fix the remaining blockers, and close with a checklist and practical next steps.
Sessions and packages
Choose whether you need installation, ready-to-use setup, or troubleshooting.
Quick Setup
€25
30 minutes
- Guided OpenClaw installation
- Provider or model check
- Ready initial checklist
Most useful
Ready To Use
To agree
60 minutes
- Complete setup to first workflow
- Tools and skills ready
- 1 validated operational agent
Troubleshooting Lab
To agree
90 minutes
- Diagnosis of a broken or unstable setup
- Fixes for tools, models, plugins, or permissions
- Clean plan to restart from a stable base
Beyond installation
Once OpenClaw really runs, the session can become a review of workflows, agents, and deployment choices.
After setup, the goal is not adding complexity at random. The goal is deciding which use cases make sense, which channels to use, which agents should really live, and which ideas should be dropped.
Idea Review
We analyze your agent idea and determine whether it has real operational value, where it breaks, and which data it actually needs.
Agent Improvement
We review existing agents to improve reliability, precision, cost-benefit, and execution quality.
Channel Strategy
We decide where the agent should live: Telegram, web dashboard, email, back office, or internal workflows.
Troubleshooting
When something breaks, the value is knowing where to put your hands first.
These are the most common blockers worth surfacing directly on the homepage.
The command does not run
When OpenClaw is not recognized or the install stops, the issue is usually path or prerequisites.
Windows or WSL2?
Many start in PowerShell and only later realize WSL2 makes the whole setup cleaner and more predictable.
The model answers badly
Often the problem is not OpenClaw itself, but a poor choice of provider, model, or local versus cloud configuration.
Tools and permissions are messy
If you connect too many tools or give overly broad access, the setup becomes fragile before it becomes useful.
The agent does not do a real task
This usually happens when the prompt is vague or the agent role is not tied to a concrete workflow.
Dashboard or gateway looks wrong
If onboarding was done badly or the daemon is unstable, fix that before adding anything else.
Contact channels
Write for setup, troubleshooting, or your first ready-to-use agent.
Teams
Best for operational sessions, live installation, and technical reviews with screen sharing.
Telegram
Useful for quick follow-ups, sending notes, prompts, and asynchronous coordination during development.
Ideal for sending initial briefs, documents, use cases, and more detailed quote requests.
Quick FAQ
The practical questions people ask before starting.
Do I already need technical experience?
No. The flow is also designed for people who do not want to get stuck in terminals, dependencies, and scattered configuration.
Can I use local models like Ollama?
Yes, when the use case calls for it. The real point is deciding whether local or cloud makes more sense for your goal and environment.
Can you help if the setup breaks?
Yes. A big part of the work is identifying where the flow broke and bringing it back to a stable base.
Can I start from Windows, macOS, or Linux?
Yes. The site already includes guides for all three, with WSL2 as a useful option on Windows.
Book your setup
Bring OpenClaw from installed to useful with a focused Teams session.
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