openclaw-fleet-control

OpenClaw plugin for the fleet operator (e.g., Robin). Provides tools to send tasks into the fleet and monitor instance status — without being a fleet instance yourself.

Features

• Send tasks to any fleet instance via hooks endpoints
• Monitor fleet status — check health of all instances
• Operator-level access — can reach any instance in any org

Tools

| Tool | Description | |------|-------------| | fleet_task(target, message) | Send async task to a fleet instance. | | fleet_status() | Get status of all fleet instances. | | fleet_contacts() | List all known fleet instances. |

Configuration

{
  "plugins": {
    "entries": {
      "openclaw-fleet-control": {
        "enabled": true,
        "config": {
          "fleetApiUrl": "http://fleet-control:3001",
          "fleetApiToken": "${FLEET_API_TOKEN}",
          "callbackUrl": "http://172.22.0.7:18789",
          "hooksToken": "${FLEET_HOOKS_TOKEN}",
          "instances": [
            { "name": "nexus", "url": "http://fleet-nexus:18789", "role": "project-manager" }
          ]
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

Note: The hooks token is shared org-wide — the operator's gateway must use the same hooks token as fleet instances. This is a pragmatic simplification; multi-org support will mediate results through fleet-control instead.

How It Works

1. Operator (Robin) calls fleet_task("nexus", "coordinate feature X")
2. Plugin sends HTTP POST to nexus's /hooks/fleet/task endpoint
3. Nexus processes and delegates internally
4. Result flows back via callback to Robin's session

Related

• openclaw-fleet-agent — Plugin for managed fleet instances
• openclaw-fleet — Fleet control plane