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@chinaarjun/clawpilot

v1.0.1

Published

ClawAI relay client for Mac mini

Readme

ClawPilot

OpenClaw relay client for macOS and Linux hosts — connects your gateway machine for iOS app communication.

Installation

npm install -g @chinaarjun/clawpilot

Beta Installation

For the Linux support test build:

npm install -g @chinaarjun/clawpilot@beta

Usage

Pair

Generate a QR code for iOS pairing:

clawpilot pair

Print only the pairing code without rendering a QR code:

clawpilot pair --code-only

Options:

  • -n, --name <name> — Display name for this host
  • --code-only — Print only the access code and skip QR code output

Run

Start the relay client:

clawpilot run

Check Status

Show pairing config and background service status:

clawpilot status

Install Background Service

Install as a background service:

clawpilot install
  • macOS: installs a launchd user agent
  • Linux: prefers systemd --user, and falls back to nohup when systemctl --user is unavailable

On Linux hosts without systemd --user, clawpilot install will generate a fallback launcher at:

~/.clawai/clawpilot-start.sh

You can start it manually with:

bash ~/.clawai/clawpilot-start.sh

Stop Service

Stop the relay client background service:

clawpilot stop

Remove Service

Remove the background service (keeps config):

clawpilot uninstall

How It Works

  1. Pair — Generate a QR code
  2. Scan QR with iOS app — iOS app pairs with your Mac
  3. Run — Relay client stays connected
  4. Communicate — iOS app sends commands to Mac

Requirements

  • macOS or Linux
  • Node.js 18+

License

MIT