Orgo - Cloud computers for AI agents

OpenClaw is an open-source AI agent that runs on a desktop and controls applications, automates tasks, and connects to messaging platforms through a gateway. This guide installs OpenClaw inside an Orgo cloud computer.

Why run OpenClaw on an Orgo computer

	Local laptop	Orgo cloud computer
Uptime	Off when the laptop sleeps	Continuous
Reachable from other devices	Same network only	Anywhere
Persistent state	Tied to one machine	Survives restarts
Setup per device	Reinstall each time	One install, one config
Isolation	Full access to your personal files, accounts, and credentials	Isolated VM. Only the files and credentials you put on it.

The agent and its skills live on the cloud computer. Other devices connect to it.

Isolation

OpenClaw is designed to take actions on a computer: install skills, run shell commands, control applications, hit APIs with your credentials. On a personal laptop that means the agent has the same access you do, including your home directory, browser sessions, SSH keys, and ~/.aws/credentials. On an Orgo computer the blast radius is the VM. The agent has access to whatever you install or paste into that VM and nothing else. Delete the computer and the state is gone.

Install

Create the computer

Open orgo.ai/workspaces and create a computer with at least 8 GB RAM and 4 CPU cores.

Open a terminal on the computer

Open the computer in the dashboard and launch Terminal from the taskbar.

Run the installer

curl -fsSL https://openclaw.ai/install.sh | bash

The installer detects the OS, installs Node 24 if missing, installs the openclaw CLI, and starts the onboarding wizard. The wizard configures a model provider, API key, and gateway port (default 18789).

Install the background daemon

openclaw onboard --install-daemon

On Linux this registers a systemd --user service that auto-starts the gateway on every boot.

Verify

openclaw --version
openclaw doctor
openclaw gateway status

Open http://127.0.0.1:18789/ in the computer’s browser for the OpenClaw dashboard.

Install via the Orgo SDK

Drive the install from your laptop. Every computer.bash(...) call runs on the cloud computer.

from orgo import Computer

computer = Computer(workspace="openclaw", ram=8, cpu=4)

computer.bash("curl -fsSL https://openclaw.ai/install.sh | bash")
computer.bash("openclaw onboard --install-daemon")

print(computer.bash("openclaw gateway status"))

State lives in ~/.openclaw/ on disk, so the daemon survives reboots and stop/start cycles.

Gateway

The gateway accepts messages from Slack, Discord, Telegram, iMessage, and other platforms. Set it up once on the computer:

openclaw gateway setup

A computer has no public inbound hostname - run gateways in outbound/socket mode (e.g. Slack Socket Mode, Telegram long-polling). To deliver HTTP webhooks, reach the desktop’s API through the authenticated proxy https://www.orgo.ai/api/desktops/{instance_id}/proxy/<path> (requires your Orgo API key).

Installing skills

OpenClaw skills are distributed through ClawHub:

npm install -g clawhub
clawhub search browser
clawhub install browser-automation

Skills install into ~/.openclaw/skills/ and persist across restarts.

Sizing

Workload	RAM	CPU
Single user, lightweight skills	8 GB	4 cores
Multiple platforms, browser skills	16 GB	4 to 8 cores
Multi-agent or long-running flows	32 GB+	8 cores

Tips

Config and skills live in ~/.openclaw/.
View logs with journalctl --user -u openclaw -f.

Get Started

Guides

Migrations

Templates

Model integrations

OpenClaw

Why run OpenClaw on an Orgo computer

Isolation

Install

Install via the Orgo SDK

Gateway

Installing skills

Sizing

Tips

​Why run OpenClaw on an Orgo computer

​Isolation

​Install

​Install via the Orgo SDK

​Gateway

​Installing skills

​Sizing

​Tips

Why run OpenClaw on an Orgo computer

Isolation

Install

Install via the Orgo SDK

Gateway

Installing skills

Sizing

Tips