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OpenClaw Enterprise Deployment Guide

Use this guide when an OpenClaw workflow has moved past local experiments and needs to run as a business system with owners, scoped tools, audit trails, and recovery paths.

1. Workspace model

  • Separate local experimentation, staging, and production workspaces.
  • Name the business owner, technical owner, and approval owner for the workflow.
  • Document which files, inboxes, sessions, and tools the agent may read.
  • Keep durable instructions in versioned files rather than scattered chat context.

2. Secrets and .env handling

  • Keep .env files out of repositories, prompts, browser notes, and shared transcripts.
  • Move production values into server environment variables or managed secret storage.
  • Use separate credentials for local testing and production writes.
  • Record who can rotate each token and how a compromised token is revoked.

3. Tool and session controls

  • List every OpenClaw tool, MCP server, messaging surface, browser action, and file path the agent can use.
  • Require review before external writes such as email, posts, CRM updates, or deploys.
  • Treat sessions_send and handoff workflows as production interfaces with owners and logs.
  • Use dry-run modes for high-impact workflows before live execution.

4. Operations and rollout

  • Log prompts, tool calls, outputs, approvals, errors, and recovery actions.
  • Start with one workflow, one owner, one metric, and one weekly review cycle.
  • Create fallback steps for failed writes, partial runs, and permission denials.
  • Expand only after quality, recovery, and owner trust are proven.

How to score it

Give one point for every checked item. Then use the result to decide what happens next.

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