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Pack, transfer, and auto-deploy an OpenClaw agent (configs, memory, skills, credentials) to a new device via SSH with guided pre-flight checks and progress feed
Agent Pack-n-Go automates cloning an OpenClaw agent from one machine to another. It packages configuration, memory, skills, and credentials, transfers them securely via scp, and runs remote setup and deploy scripts to restore the agent on the target server. The skill includes pre-flight checks, network diagnostics, and interactive progress reporting.
Use this skill when migrating an agent to a new Ubuntu server (22.04/24.04) or when creating a full backup restore on another host. It is intended for users comfortable providing SSH access details and accepting that sensitive data (API keys) will be transferred.
Works with OpenClaw agent environments that can run SSH commands and background execs. Suitable for agents that can manage long-running background tasks and interact with users to collect target host info.
OpenClaw device migration skill that packs configs, SSH keys, crontab, and dashboard from an old device, transfers via scp, and deploys on a new device via SSH remote control. 7 scripts total covering pack, transfer, setup, deploy, network-check, instruction generation, and welcome. Scripts are well-structured with progress tracking, error handling, and bilingual output. Setup and deploy scripts handle real environment setup (nvm, Node.js, npm globals) which is why some timed out in DRY_RUN. Transfer script correctly requires arguments. Network check and welcome scripts work cleanly.
Legitimate OpenClaw migration tool. Security concerns are mostly inherent to the task (SSH key transfer, system config modification) and are clearly disclosed to the user. curl|bash for nvm is standard practice. The skill is well-documented with clear phases, progress feedback, and fallback instructions. Not malicious — security score reflects pattern risks, not intent.