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Architected and deployed a production-grade autonomous agent stack using OpenClaw: a local-first WebSocket control plane, Dockerized orchestration, and multi-channel productivity integrations (WhatsApp, Slack, Discord).
Role
Solo / systems engineering
Timeline
2026
Tech
Node 22+, TypeScript, Docker Compose, OpenClaw CLI, Vitest
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Gateway and product surface: local-first control plane, agent runtime, and skills wired into real workflows.
Active setup
Status
Agents & ops
Focus
Node 22+
Runtime
Gateway & control plane
Local-first WebSocket gateway for session material, auth, and routing. Built for reliable LLM connectivity and explicit security policies.
Agentic execution
Pi-style agent runtime with tool streaming and task handling beyond simple prompt-response, composed with OpenClaw primitives.
Multi-channel routing
Inbound pairing, allowlists, and DM routing across messaging APIs, with hygiene via doctor checks and pairing approvals.
Friday is a high-agency AI orchestration system I built to manage complex workflows. Leveraging the OpenClaw stack (TypeScript / Node.js), I implemented a local-first gateway that acts as a centralized WebSocket control plane.
More than just a chatbot, this project is an exercise in systems engineering: managing modular agent lifecycles, complex channel routing, and maintaining reliable auth and failover patterns for LLM connectivity. It connects daily interfaces (WhatsApp, Slack, Discord) to a persistent, tool-enabled assistant.
Key commands for maintenance and execution:
openclaw gateway — persistent control plane and session materialopenclaw agent — agent runtime with higher reasoning depth for complex tasksopenclaw doctor — hygiene, migrations, and risky DM policy auditsopenclaw pairing — security-first approval for unknown DM senders