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Hello Claw

A complete Chinese-language tutorial for OpenClaw, a command-line AI assistant framework, covering installation, configuring skills for everyday workflows, and building a custom version from its source.

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Hello Claw

Hello Claw is a learning course for OpenClaw, an open-source command-line AI assistant. It is organized into three parts: an 11-chapter usage guide covering installation, core configuration, extended operations and security; a set of scenario-based tutorials that pick and combine OpenClaw skills for tasks like email handling, scheduling, content creation, business/sales support and multi-agent collaboration; and an 11-chapter development section that walks through OpenClaw's own source code, its skill and channel systems, and how to build a customized version.

It tracks OpenClaw's ongoing releases, documenting new features such as OpenAI-compatible gateway endpoints, plugin SDK changes and security fixes as they ship.

The material is written in Chinese and hosted as a browsable online course.

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