Agents & AI on a VPS articles

Agents & AI on a VPS 209 What OpenClaw is, and what you need to run it OpenClaw is an open-source personal AI agent that runs on your own server. Instead of opening a vendor’s website to...
Agents & AI on a VPS 226 Installing OpenClaw on a VPS Installing OpenClaw on a VPS comes down to four things: a server with enough memory, a Node.js version that is up to...
Agents & AI on a VPS 201 Connecting OpenClaw to a messaging channel Connecting OpenClaw to a messaging channel means you talk to the agent from a chat app instead of logging in to the...
Agents & AI on a VPS 222 OpenClaw security: what it can reach, and how to limit it OpenClaw has access to files, commands and accounts, and it acts on your behalf. So the right security question is...
Agents & AI on a VPS 269 What OpenClaw costs: the API keys, not the server OpenClaw is open source and you do not pay to use it. What you pay for, besides the server, are the calls to the AI...
Agents & AI on a VPS 217 Running OpenClaw day to day: updates, logs and backups An agent that is installed and forgotten is a risk, not a saving. Keeping OpenClaw standing comes down to four...
Agents & AI on a VPS 203 Running AI models on your own VPS with Ollama: when it makes sense Ollama is an open-source program that downloads open AI models and runs them on your own machine, without sending...
Agents & AI on a VPS 221 Getting an API key for an AI model, and keeping it safe An API key is a long password that identifies your account with an AI model provider. Whoever holds it uses your...
Agents & AI on a VPS 226 Hosting an AI agent: why it needs a VPS and not shared hosting An AI agent that runs on your own server (such as OpenClaw) is a program that has to stay running all the time, have...
Agents & AI on a VPS 228 Using AI to write Linux commands without breaking your server AI writes Linux commands fast and almost always well, but “almost always” is not much when the command deletes...