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xworkmate

v2026.3.27

Published

XWorkmate CLI wrapper for OpenClaw pairing

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Readme

xworkmate

xworkmate is an npm CLI for pairing with OpenClaw gateways. It supports two modes:

  1. OpenClaw QR mode - Wraps openclaw qr for simple QR code generation
  2. Relay mode - Direct WebSocket connection to gateway with background service support

Install

npm install -g xworkmate

xworkmate expects a working openclaw CLI to already exist on the host. It resolves openclaw in this order:

  1. OPENCLAW_BIN
  2. local openclaw/cli-entry when available
  3. openclaw from PATH

Usage

OpenClaw QR Mode

Generate a QR code and setup code:

xworkmate pair

Only print the setup code:

xworkmate pair --setup-code-only

Emit JSON:

xworkmate pair --json

Remote gateway mode:

xworkmate pair --remote

Relay Mode

Connect directly to a gateway via WebSocket:

xworkmate pair --server ws://localhost:18789

With background service installation:

xworkmate pair --server ws://localhost:18789 --install-service

Run the relay daemon manually:

xworkmate relay-daemon

Options

  • --server <url> - Connect to gateway directly (relay mode)
  • --install-service - Install background service (requires --server)
  • --remote - Remote gateway mode (OpenClaw QR mode)
  • --url <url> - Custom gateway URL (OpenClaw QR mode)
  • --public-url <url> - Custom public URL (OpenClaw QR mode)
  • --token <token> - Auth token
  • --password <password> - Auth password
  • --setup-code-only - Only print setup code, no QR
  • --json - Emit JSON output
  • --no-ascii - Disable ASCII QR code

Approval

After the mobile device scans the QR, approve the pairing from an authorized OpenClaw operator device:

openclaw devices list
openclaw devices approve <requestId>

Background Service

The relay mode can install a background service that maintains a persistent connection to the gateway:

  • macOS: launchd agent at ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.xworkmate.relay.plist
  • Linux: systemd user service at ~/.config/systemd/user/xworkmate-relay.service
  • Windows: Scheduled task named XWorkmateRelay

Logs are written to ~/.xworkmate/relay.log.

Development

Install dependencies:

npm install

Run tests:

npm test