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Beginner setup

Prerequisites

Before you start, you need:

  1. OpenClawDownload and install OpenClaw and finish the onboarding flow.
  2. Node.js 20 or later — check with node --version. Download from nodejs.org if needed.

Install ClawReflex

Step 1: Download ClawReflex

Clone or download this repository to your computer.

Step 2: Run the installer for your OS

OS How to install
macOS Open Terminal, drag install/install-macos.command into it, press Enter
Linux Run bash install/install-linux.sh in your terminal
Windows Right-click install/install-windows.ps1 → "Run with PowerShell"

macOS note: If you get "permission denied", run this first:

chmod +x install/install-macos.command

Step 3: Restart OpenClaw

If OpenClaw was already open, close it and reopen it. Skills are loaded at startup.


Verify the install

Open a terminal in the ClawReflex folder and run:

npm run doctor

You should see OK next to node, npm, config file, and browser.enabled.

If you see WARN playwright dependency, run:

npm install
npx playwright install chromium

Your first workflow

  1. Open the OpenClaw dashboard
  2. Type: teach a workflow
  3. The skill will ask you a few questions about the task you want to automate
  4. Answer them — then let it record and compile the workflow

Best first task: Something you do at least once a week on a website that doesn't change much. A good example: downloading a weekly report from a dashboard you use for work.


Run a workflow

After teaching, run it with:

npm run supervise <workflow-name> <inputs.json>

For example:

npm run supervise acme-orders ./inputs/acme.json

You'll see a summary like:

✓  acme-orders

   Status   : success
   Verdict  : accept  (confidence: 98%)
   Rationale: Deterministic lane completed cleanly.

   Run completed successfully.

Something went wrong?

See troubleshooting.md or run:

npm run repair <workflow-name>