Just joined OpenClaw Users and excited to be here. I’m really interested in getting hands-on installing, building, breaking things, and actually learning how these AI agents work in practice 🤖 Right now I’m focused on:• Setting up and experimenting with OpenClaw• Building useful (and maybe a few wild) agent workflows• Learning by testing, failing, and improving fast My goal is to move from ideas → working systems as quickly as possible. Looking forward to seeing what you all are building and sharing my own experiments along the way 🚀

New here? This is the fastest way to get OpenClaw up and running on your own server. You'll need two things: 1. A VPS (I recommend Hostinger — it's what I use) 2. An API key from an AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, or xAI) Step 1: Get a VPS If you don't have a VPS yet, grab one from Hostinger. They have a one-click OpenClaw template built right into their Docker Manager, so you don't need to mess around with the command line. 👉 Get a Hostinger VPS here (20% off with this link) The KVM 2 plan is more than enough to run OpenClaw comfortably. Step 2: Deploy OpenClaw If you're buying a new VPS: • Head to the Hostinger VPS marketplace and select OpenClaw • Choose your plan, click Deploy • OpenClaw is automatically pre-selected as the application • Complete the purchase If you already have a Hostinger VPS: 1. Go to your hPanel → Docker Manager (install it if you haven't already) 2. Navigate to the Catalog section 3. Search for OpenClaw and click Deploy Step 3: Configure Your Environment During deployment, you'll see a configuration screen where you can add all your LLM API keys. ⚠️ Important: Copy your OPENCLAW_GATEWAY_TOKEN before moving on. You'll need it to log in. If you forget, you can find it later in Docker Manager → your project → Environment section. You only need ONE AI provider key to get started. You can always add more later. Step 4: Wait for Deployment Docker will pull the OpenClaw image and start the container. This usually takes 1-2 minutes. Wait until the status shows "Running".

I'm from Chile🇨🇱, South America, and I own companies that provide accounting and financial services, as well as IT support, among other services. I'm here to learn and understand if this technology can be used safely in medium-sized businesses in Latin America. My native language is Spanish, so I apologize in advance for not being as fluent in English as I'd like. Thank you.

My background is at the end in an ABOUT ME section I am trying to find a "getting started" that wasn't VPS oriented. Personally trying to get a raspberry 5 server to run Ollama using phi3:mini Telegraph with a bot for outside communication, and secured for private use Discord, set up similarly privately Open claw with webaccess The I prefer to run headless, with ssh only access. Eventually set up rsync for backup. I do plan on installing a 1T nvme ssd for boot and general storage. Any pointers would be helpful. ABOUT ME I am a retired computer geek, just wanting to learn. I did some hardware but mainly software development for big companies. I did mainframe, mini, and microcomputer work, moved to do sysadmin on mainframe VM support, then Unix sysadmin on various flavors mini and micros. Often specializing in disaster recovery and backups. All as either employees or external consultant. Now over 70, it is just for fun.

My agent is coming a long way still a very very smart little baby