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openclaw-mesh-nodedeploy

v1.0.1

Published

One-command mesh network deployer for OpenClaw. Installs agents, shared folders, health monitoring, and self-repair across macOS and Ubuntu nodes over Tailscale + NATS.

Readme

openclaw-mesh

One command. Full mesh deployment. Idempotent.

Install

npx openclaw-mesh

That's it. Detects macOS or Ubuntu, installs what's missing, skips what's there.

What it does

| Phase | Description | |-------|-------------| | 1 | Detect platform (macOS lead / Ubuntu worker) | | 2 | Verify infrastructure (Tailscale, NATS, Node.js) | | 3 | Deploy agent.js + shared folder + auto-start service | | 4 | Install mesh CLI + health check + self-repair | | 5 | Wire into OpenClaw (skill, workspace, HEARTBEAT) | | 6 | Run health verification |

After install

mesh status          # see online nodes
mesh health --all    # check all nodes
mesh repair --all    # fix broken services
mesh exec "cmd"      # run command on remote node

Architecture

  • Tailscale — encrypted WireGuard tunnel between nodes
  • NATS — message bus for commands, heartbeats, file sync
  • Agent v3 — polling-based shared folder sync over NATS
  • MeshCentral — remote desktop / terminal access
  • Mumble — voice (Ubuntu server)

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18
  • Tailscale connected on both nodes
  • sudo access (installs systemd/LaunchDaemon services)

Safe to re-run

Every phase checks existing state first. Run it 10 times — same result.

License

MIT