We made OpenClaw setup easier: one-click install, guided Telegram / Feishu setup, and connection verification

One thing we kept seeing with OpenClaw was that the first setup was still too easy to break.

The agent itself is useful, but before a real workflow can start, users still have to deal with a few annoying steps:

• install the right build for macOS, Windows, or Linux

• prepare an EvoLink API key

• create a Telegram bot or Feishu app

• paste credentials correctly

• verify that the channel actually works end-to-end

That setup friction is small on paper, but it is exactly the kind of thing that stops people before they reach the useful part of the agent.

So we added an OpenClaw One-click Installer flow.

What changed:

• Download builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux

• Create OpenClaw instances through a guided setup

• Connect Telegram or Feishu without manual wiring

• Paste credentials and deploy from the manager

• Verify the bot/channel before starting longer runs

• Route Claude models through EvoLink for more affordable long-running workflows

The main goal is not to create another agent framework.

It is to remove the setup work around OpenClaw so users can get to the real workflow faster.

If the bot replies in Telegram or Feishu, the setup is working. That small verification step matters because long-running agent sessions are painful to debug after the fact.

We are starting with OpenClaw because agent workflows are often iterative, long-context, and cost-sensitive. Setup, verification, and model routing should feel boring and reliable before the actual work begins.