OpenClaw

OpenClaw

This is not a fork. It's a claw with opinions.


OpenClaw is an opinionated distribution of openclaw — the WhatsApp/Telegram/Discord/iMessage gateway for AI agents.

This fork adds observability layers that make your AI usage accountable, measurable, and improvable:

Modules

Green

Environmental impact tracking for AI inference. Carbon emissions, water usage, confidence scoring, and compliance exports (GHG Protocol, CDP, TCFD, ISO 14064).

Status: Shipped

Docs →

Learning

Thompson Sampling bandit that learns which tools and system prompt sections help vs. hurt. Baseline A/B tracking, posterior visualization, and token savings analysis.

Status: Shipped

Docs →

Cadence

Ambient intelligence via typed signals, sources, and responders. The gateway reacts to events (vault edits, cron ticks, state transitions) without being asked.

Status: Shipped (core bus + P1 responders)

Docs →

Why a fork?

Upstream OpenClaw is a great gateway. But we wanted to answer questions it doesn't:

  • How much carbon does my AI usage produce? (Green)
  • Which tools actually help the agent? (Learning)
  • Can the system prompt get smaller without getting worse? (Learning)
  • Can the gateway react to events without being asked? (Cadence — ambient intelligence via signals and responders)
  • Can we isolate agent execution beyond Docker? (OpenClaw Sandbox — process-level isolation for defense-in-depth around the built-in Docker sandbox)

Green and Learning run as always-on, zero-config layers inside the gateway. No opt-in, no setup. Data from the first request. Cadence and Sandbox are companion packages that plug in alongside.

What Where
Green quick start 5-minute walkthrough
Green CLI reference All openclaw green commands
Green API reference REST endpoints
Green dashboard Chart.js visualizations
Standards compliance GHG Protocol, CDP, TCFD, ISO 14064
Learning quick start 8-step walkthrough
Learning CLI reference All openclaw learning commands
Learning API reference REST endpoints
Learning dashboard Thompson Sampling visualizations
Thompson Sampling theory How the bandit works
Cadence overview Signals, sources, responders
Cadence quick start Wire your first responder
Cadence signal reference All signal types
Source github.com/Peleke/openclaw

Built by Peleke + Claude. Lobster not included.