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Discover, name, and manage OpenClaw instances on your LAN. Scan for AI agents, check status, set aliases, resolve .claw names, and get connection URLs via the ClawNexus daemon.
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ClawNexus is a naming and discovery layer for OpenClaw. It runs a local daemon that automatically discovers OpenClaw instances on your network and assigns them readable names, so you can refer to instances by alias (e.g., "home") instead of IP addresses.
# Install and start the daemon
npm install -g clawnexus
clawnexus start
clawnexus start first.claw name (use local LAN only)curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances | jq '.instances[] | {name: (.alias // .auto_name), status, address}'
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances/home
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances/olivia
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances/192.168.1.10:18789
curl -s -X POST http://localhost:17890/scan
curl -s -X PUT http://localhost:17890/instances/olivia/alias \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"alias": "home"}'
# Get address and port, then build URL
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances/home | jq '"ws://\(.address):\(.gateway_port)"'
curl -s http://localhost:17890/health
curl -s http://localhost:17890/resolve/myagent.id.claw
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances
status: "online" → confirm to usercurl -X POST http://localhost:17890/scan
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# ClawNexus
## Overview
ClawNexus is a naming and discovery layer for OpenClaw. It runs a local daemon that automatically discovers OpenClaw instances on your network and assigns them readable names, so you can refer to instances by alias (e.g., "home") instead of IP addresses.
## Prerequisites
```bash
# Install and start the daemon
npm install -g clawnexus
clawnexus start
```
## When NOT to Use
- Daemon not running → tell the user to run `clawnexus start` first
- User only has one OpenClaw instance and doesn't need discovery
- Cross-internet connections without a `.claw` name (use local LAN only)
## Commands
### List all known instances
```bash
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances | jq '.instances[] | {name: (.alias // .auto_name), status, address}'
```
### Check a specific instance (by alias, auto_name, or address:port)
```bash
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances/home
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances/olivia
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances/192.168.1.10:18789
```
### Scan the local network for OpenClaw instances
```bash
curl -s -X POST http://localhost:17890/scan
```
### Set a friendly alias for an instance
```bash
curl -s -X PUT http://localhost:17890/instances/olivia/alias \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"alias": "home"}'
```
### Get the WebSocket URL to connect to an instance
```bash
# Get address and port, then build URL
curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances/home | jq '"ws://\(.address):\(.gateway_port)"'
```
### Check daemon health
```bash
curl -s http://localhost:17890/health
```
### Resolve a .claw name (Registry, requires internet + v0.2+)
```bash
curl -s http://localhost:17890/resolve/myagent.id.claw
```
## Workflow: "Is home online?"
1. Check instances: `curl -s http://localhost:17890/instances`
2. Look for alias "home" in the response
3. If `status: "online"` → confirm to user
4. If not found → suggest scanning: `curl -X POST http://localhost:17890/scan`
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