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dvcrn (@dvcrn) published this skill. Their other Agent Skills are listed on their SkillMD profile.

Fastclaw Relay by dvcrn — Agent Skill

Name: Fastclaw Relay
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: dvcrn

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FastClaw Relay

Bridges your local OpenClaw Gateway to the FastClaw iOS app via Convex real-time sync.

How It Works

OpenClaw Gateway (local)  ←WebSocket→  fastclaw-relay  ←Convex→  FastClaw App (iOS)

The relay connects to your local Gateway WebSocket as an operator client
Messages sync bidirectionally through Convex (cloud)
The FastClaw iOS app subscribes to Convex — works from anywhere

No network configuration needed. Both sides connect outbound.

Setup

1. Install the skill

clawhub install fastclaw-relay

2. Start pairing

openclaw fastclaw pair

This displays a QR code containing your Convex deployment URL and a one-time pairing token.

3. Scan from FastClaw app

Open FastClaw → tap "Connect" → scan the QR code. Done.

Configuration

The relay reads from environment or OpenClaw config:

FASTCLAW_CONVEX_URL — Your Convex deployment URL (provisioned during setup)
FASTCLAW_INSTANCE_ID — Unique ID for this OpenClaw instance (auto-generated)

These are stored in ~/.openclaw/fastclaw/config.json after first pairing.

Architecture

Convex Schema

The relay uses these Convex tables:

instances — Registered OpenClaw instances (id, name, status, lastSeen)
sessions — Chat sessions synced from Gateway
messages — Individual messages (synced bidirectionally)
pairingCodes — One-time codes for QR pairing (expire after 5 min)

Gateway Connection

The relay connects to the local Gateway WebSocket (ws://127.0.0.1:18789) using the configured gateway token. It operates as an operator role client with operator.read and operator.write scopes.

Message Flow

User sends from FastClaw app:

App writes message to Convex messages table
Relay receives real-time update via Convex subscription
Relay forwards message to Gateway WebSocket
Gateway processes and responds
Relay captures response and writes to Convex
App receives response in real-time

Incoming messages (WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.):

Gateway receives message on any channel
Relay observes session updates via Gateway WebSocket
Relay syncs new messages to Convex
App displays them in real-time

Security

Pairing codes expire after 5 minutes
All Convex communication is over TLS
Instance tokens are stored locally in ~/.openclaw/fastclaw/
The relay only syncs message content — no API keys, tokens, or config
Gateway token never leaves the local machine
Open source for full auditability

Troubleshooting

Relay not connecting

Check Gateway is running: openclaw gateway status
Verify gateway token matches: check ~/.openclaw/config.yaml

Messages not syncing

Check relay process: openclaw fastclaw status
Verify Convex deployment: npx convex dashboard

Re-pairing

Run openclaw fastclaw pair --reset to generate a new pairing code

---name: fastclaw-relaydescription: Connect your OpenClaw to the FastClaw iOS app. Relays messages between your local Gateway and FastClaw via Convex cloud sync. No port forwarding, no VPN — just pair and go.---# FastClaw RelayBridges your local OpenClaw Gateway to the FastClaw iOS app via Convex real-time sync.## How It Works```OpenClaw Gateway (local) ←WebSocket→ fastclaw-relay ←Convex→ FastClaw App (iOS)```1. The relay connects to your local Gateway WebSocket as an operator client2. Messages sync bidirectionally through Convex (cloud)3. The FastClaw iOS app subscribes to Convex — works from anywhereNo network configuration needed. Both sides connect **outbound**.## Setup### 1. Install the skill```bashclawhub install fastclaw-relay```### 2. Start pairing```bashopenclaw fastclaw pair```This displays a QR code containing your Convex deployment URL and a one-time pairing token.### 3. Scan from FastClaw appOpen FastClaw → tap "Connect" → scan the QR code. Done.## ConfigurationThe relay reads from environment or OpenClaw config:- `FASTCLAW_CONVEX_URL` — Your Convex deployment URL (provisioned during setup)- `FASTCLAW_INSTANCE_ID` — Unique ID for this OpenClaw instance (auto-generated)These are stored in `~/.openclaw/fastclaw/config.json` after first pairing.## Architecture### Convex SchemaThe relay uses these Convex tables:- **instances** — Registered OpenClaw instances (id, name, status, lastSeen)- **sessions** — Chat sessions synced from Gateway- **messages** — Individual messages (synced bidirectionally)- **pairingCodes** — One-time codes for QR pairing (expire after 5 min)### Gateway ConnectionThe relay connects to the local Gateway WebSocket (`ws://127.0.0.1:18789`) using the configured gateway token. It operates as an `operator` role client with `operator.read` and `operator.write` scopes.### Message Flow**User sends from FastClaw app:**1. App writes message to Convex `messages` table2. Relay receives real-time update via Convex subscription3. Relay forwards message to Gateway WebSocket4. Gateway processes and responds5. Relay captures response and writes to Convex6. App receives response in real-time**Incoming messages (WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.):**1. Gateway receives message on any channel2. Relay observes session updates via Gateway WebSocket3. Relay syncs new messages to Convex4. App displays them in real-time## Security- Pairing codes expire after 5 minutes- All Convex communication is over TLS- Instance tokens are stored locally in `~/.openclaw/fastclaw/`- The relay only syncs message content — no API keys, tokens, or config- Gateway token never leaves the local machine- Open source for full auditability## Troubleshooting### Relay not connecting- Check Gateway is running: `openclaw gateway status`- Verify gateway token matches: check `~/.openclaw/config.yaml`### Messages not syncing- Check relay process: `openclaw fastclaw status`- Verify Convex deployment: `npx convex dashboard`### Re-pairing- Run `openclaw fastclaw pair --reset` to generate a new pairing code

Frequently asked questions

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