Running OpenClaw without hardening access to it is a bad idea. We’ll cover how I secured my OpenClaw, McClaw, contributed trusted-proxy auth mode to the OpenClaw project, and how I use it to build tools.

We’re going to build something live during the talk using OpenClaw, the same way I built Clawspace, a browser-based file explorer/editor for your OpenClaw workspace.

• feat(gateway): add trusted-proxy auth mode
• github.com/nickytonline/clawspace — a browser-based file explorer/editor for an OpenClaw workspace
• github.com/pomerium/pomerium — an open core Identity-Aware Proxy