AI Pyramid Deployment of OpenClaw

1. Introduction

OpenClaw is an open-source AI Agent framework that can connect to local or cloud Large Language Models (LLMs) to achieve automated tasks and intelligent interaction. This document will introduce how to perform image flashing, initial configuration, and initial access for OpenClaw on AI Pyramid.

2. OpenClaw Image Burning

Download the OpenClaw image file below and refer to AI Pyramid Image Burning to complete the burning.

3. Logging into the Device

After completing the image burning, the device will automatically enable the OpenClaw initialization boot page (only displayed when the initialization is not completed).

3.1 Entering the Web Terminal

LAN Access (Recommended)

1. Power on the AI Pyramid and connect it to the Ethernet.
2. On a computer within the same local area network, access https://pyramid-openclaw.local through a browser.
3. Scroll down to Get Started and click Open Web Terminal to enter the terminal.

Local Desktop Access

Connect a monitor, mouse, and keyboard to the AI Pyramid. In the desktop browser, access https://pyramid-openclaw.local. The operation method is the same as LAN access.

3.2 Logging into the Terminal

In the Web Terminal, enter the username root and password 123456 to log into the device terminal:

4. OpenClaw Initialization

Take the QuickStart configuration method to access the Qwen API as an example. Directly run the following commands to start the initialization (the device is pre - installed with the OpenClaw service):

1. Execute the initialization command.

openclaw onboard

Tip: Initialization usually takes about 2 minutes. Please be patient.

2. Agree to the security prompt: After reading the security prompt, select Yes to continue:

◆ I understand this is personal - by - default and shared/multi - user use requires lock - down. Continue?
 ● Yes / ○ No

3. Select the configuration mode: Select QuickStart:

◆ Onboarding mode
│ ● QuickStart (Configure details later via openclaw configure.)
│ ○ Manual

4. Select the AI model provider.

In this case, Qwen (OAuth) is used as an example. You can also choose other providers according to your subscription:

◆ Model/auth provider
│ ○ OpenAI
│ ○ Anthropic
│ ● Qwen (OAuth)
│ ○ OpenRouter
│ ○ Skip for now

5. Complete the OAuth authentication: Copy the displayed link and open it in a browser to complete the Qwen OAuth authentication (register first if you don't have an account):

◇ Qwen OAuth
│ Open https://chat.qwen.ai/authorize?user_code = 1 - _VFKMX&client = qwen - code to approve access.
│ If prompted, enter the code 1 - _VFKMX.

6. Confirm the default model: After successful authentication, select Keep current to keep the default model:

◆ Default model
│ ● Keep current (qwen - portal/coder - model)
│ ○ Enter model manually

7. Skip the channel configuration: Select Skip for now to skip the communication channel configuration:

◆ Select channel (QuickStart)
│ ○ Telegram (Bot API)
│ ○ Discord (Bot API)
│ ● Skip for now

8. Skip the Skills installation: Select No to not install Skills for now:

◆ Configure skills now? (recommended)
│ ○ Yes / ● No

9. Skip the Hooks configuration: Press the spacebar to select Skip for now and press Enter to confirm:

◆ Enable hooks?
│ ◼ Skip for now
│ ◻ 🚀 boot - md
│ ◻ 📝 command - logger

10. Save the Token: After the initialization is completed, be sure to save the displayed token value. This is the credential for accessing the OpenClaw console later:

◇  Dashboard ready
│  Dashboard link (with token):
│  http://127.0.0.1:18789/#token = 0c4a936a196d3be5812e7624d5cb419b0b364c308f68b799
│  Copy/paste this URL in a browser on this machine to control OpenClaw.

11. Configure LAN access: Execute the following commands in sequence in the terminal to enable LAN access:

openclaw config set gateway.bind lan
openclaw config set gateway.controlUi.allowInsecureAuth true
openclaw config set gateway.controlUi.allowedOrigins '["http://127.0.0.1","http://127.0.0.1:18789","https://pyramid-openclaw.local"]'
openclaw config set gateway.controlUi.enabled true

12. Access the OpenClaw console: Open the console address in a computer browser (replace YOUR_TOKEN_VALUE with the token saved in step 10):

Within the same local area network, access through the following domain name plus the token parameter:

https://pyramid-openclaw.local#token = YOUR_TOKEN_VALUE

13. Device pairing: The first time you access the console, you need to complete device pairing. Execute the following command in the device terminal to view the devices to be paired:

openclaw devices list

Then approve the pairing request (replace <requestId> with the actual device ID):

Note: The requestId is only valid for the current browser. If you change the device or browser, you need to view the requestId again and re - initiate the pairing.

openclaw devices approve <requestId>

After the configuration is completed, the console can be accessed normally on the web - side.

5. Effect Demonstration

Submit the following task in the OpenClaw console to verify the deployment effect:

After OpenClaw completes the task, copy the returned URL and open it in a browser to view the mini - game effect.

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