Clawket

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name: clawket description: >- Generate QR codes for Clawket mobile app to pair with the local OpenClaw Gateway. Use when user mentions: Clawket pairing, login Clawket, QR code, mobile app connection, connect phone to Gateway, or scan to login.

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Clawket Gateway QR Code

Generate a QR code that the Clawket mobile app can scan to auto-configure Gateway connection (URL + auth token).

Generate QR Code

Run the script:

bash SKILL_DIR/scripts/gateway-qr.sh

The script will: 1. Read ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json for the auth token 2. Detect the local LAN IP address 3. Generate a QR code as a PNG image at ~/.openclaw/media/clawket-qr.png 4. Also print an ASCII QR code to the terminal

Send the PNG to the user via the message tool (filePath: ~/.openclaw/media/clawket-qr.png).

QR Payload Format

The QR code contains a JSON object:

{
  "host": "192.168.1.100",
  "port": 18789,
  "token": "...",
  "tls": false
}

The Clawket app scans this and auto-fills Gateway URL + auth token, then connects.

Troubleshooting

If qrencode is not installed: brew install qrencode (macOS) / sudo apt install qrencode (Linux) / choco install qrencode (Windows)

If the LAN IP detection fails, the script falls back to 127.0.0.1

The token is read directly from the JSON config file (not via openclaw config get which redacts it)

If qrencode is not installed: brew install qrencode (macOS) / sudo apt install qrencode (Linux) / choco install qrencode (Windows)

If the LAN IP detection fails, the script falls back to 127.0.0.1

The token is read directly from the JSON config file (not via openclaw config get which redacts it)