One place to coordinate
The Gateway connects chat channels to agents and their execution environment.
Deploy a self-hosted AI agent to research, use tools and assist with work through configured chat channels. TS68 Cloud Servers provide a foundation for running OpenClaw your way.
Help me research and prepare a summary for the meeting.
I will organize the work into steps, use connected tools and prepare a draft for your review.
Illustrative example; tools and actions depend on configuration.
Research through permitted tools
Arrange data around the goal
You check results before using them
OpenClaw connects AI models, tools and communication channels through a Gateway. An agent can organize steps and call permitted tools to turn requests into concrete work.
The Gateway connects chat channels to agents and their execution environment.
Extend capabilities with tools, skills and plugins suited to your tasks.
Choose connections, accounts and tool permissions to fit your operating needs.
Connect the right tools, choose a model and define the scope of actions.
Combine user conversations with tool calls to handle multi-step requests.
Configure a provider and model to match your costs, tasks and policies.
Use supported OpenClaw channels; some connections require plugins and separate setup.
Connect a browser, terminal or integrations through permitted tools.
Set tool policies and access permissions before assigning agent tasks.
Organize sessions and workspaces to keep tasks in the right context.
Collect sources through configured tools and prepare a summary for review.
Organize information and draft content from data you permit it to access.
Interact with your agent through a channel suited to your team.
Break requests into steps, use tools and assemble results.
Research, inspect and assist operations within a permission-controlled environment.
Use plugins and integrations to assist team workflows.
Run your application on a Cloud Server with resources, a runtime and an operating approach that fit your needs.
Choose CPU, RAM and storage from published TS68 plans and reassess your selection as workloads change.
Manage the application, domain and connections in a server environment you configure.
Plan HTTPS, access permissions, updates and backups from the start.
Discuss tasks, users and deployment requirements with TS68 to find a suitable plan.
Find current specifications and selling prices on the Cloud Server pages. These suggestions describe workloads; check the actual resources against your requirements.
TS68 provides Cloud Server infrastructure. Confirm installation support and image availability during consultation. You manage the application; licensing, AI model accounts and API charges follow their respective providers.
From choosing a server to your first task: prepare each step and check each connection.
Estimate sessions, tools and data needs; review Linux/Turbo specifications or consult TS68.
Confirm images and deployment support, then install using official guidance.
Set up an AI provider, credentials and suitable usage limits.
Connect a chat channel, install required plugins and limit tool permissions.
Start with a small request, review results and adjust before expanding.
Tell TS68 what you want to build for advice on server specifications and deployment support.