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* docs: add OpenClaw integration tutorial * docs: simplify OpenClaw proxy start command * docs: rewrite OpenClaw integration guide for clarity - Use gpt-5 as default model - Replace poetry run with standard litellm CLI - Add prerequisites section and verification step - Simplify onboarding instructions (table format) - Move manual config and troubleshooting to bottom - Add multi-model config (claude-sonnet, gemini-flash) * docs: fix model name in OpenClaw manual config example * docs: rewrite OpenClaw integration guide from scratch Rewrote the guide based on hands-on testing of every command. Key changes: - Replace non-existent `openclaw chat` with verified commands (dashboard, tui, agent --agent main) - Add 3 onboarding options: QuickStart, Manual, and non-interactive - Fix health check (requires Bearer token) - Remove misleading "Starting from scratch" section - Use gpt-4o instead of gpt-5 as the example model - Clarify that API keys can come from export, .env, or any method - Add config reference section showing openclaw.json structure - Add real troubleshooting based on issues found during testing |
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