openclaw-secure-linux-cloud

Use this skill for the conservative "deploy first, expose later" pattern for OpenClaw on a cloud server. Default to a private control plane: This skill is for secure Linux cloud hosting. If the user only wants the fastest generic OpenClaw install on a local machine, prefer the official OpenClaw onboarding docs instead of forcing this flow. Open references/REFERENCE.md when you need the command matrix, baseline config shape, checklist, or access-path comparison. Use this skill when the user mentions any of the following: Do not use this skill for: Put the task in one of these buckets before giving detailed guidance: Unless the user clearly asks for something else, recommend this baseline: Treat these as explicit red flags: Always distinguish between: Do not blur the two execution contexts together. The user should be able to tell which commands run on their laptop and which run on the Linux host. Only stop for missing facts that change the safe path, such as: If a detail is not safety-critical, make the reasonable secure assumption and state it. Recommend remote access in this order: If the user asks for Tailscale or reverse proxy, still explain why the loopback binding and private-first model remain the baseline.