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openclaw-sdk
The Python SDK that makes OpenClaw agents production-ready
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The Python SDK that makes OpenClaw agents production-ready
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openclaw-sdk wraps the OpenClaw gateway protocol with 81 Python methods, pipelines, multi-agent orchestration, guardrails, 10 SaaS connectors, voice, and integrations with FastAPI/Django/Streamlit. 1600+ tests, mypy-strict, MIT licensed. pip install openclaw-sdk
Everyone is building infra around
@OpenClaw. Instances. Hosting. Scaling. Deployment threads everywhere. But my feed was flooded with OpenClaw posts and I kept thinking: Okay… but how are we actually consuming this in native Python? So I thought, why not just build a proper, standard Python wrapper for it? And that’s how OpenClawSDK happened. wrap. enhance. ship. I used Kimi 2.5 for planning, then opened Claude Code for implementation (sorry codex, maybe later?) and started building. The idea was simple: Make OpenClaw feel natural inside real Python apps. Not just something you deploy. Something you import. The start was slightly chaotic. I first created a separate GitHub account for the SDK. It got flagged just because I used Claude Code for GitHub Actions via GitHub CLI. I genuinely didn’t know that would count as a violation. So I moved everything to my personal GitHub: https://github.com/masteryodaa/openclaw-sdk Before it could even properly roll out and reach out to
@steipete, crypto accounts have already started spamming my profile. classic. Anyway, here we are. OpenClawSDK is meant to be a thin, clean layer between: Python applications OpenClaw’s agentic infrastructure If OpenClaw is the engine, this is the Python interface layer. Docs: https://masteryodaa.github.io/openclaw-sdk/ Now honestly, I don’t know how good it is yet. I want people to: • Build real use cases • Push it hard • Find bugs • Raise issues • Open PRs • Help shape the API If we build a strong feedback loop, I genuinely believe this can evolve into a standard Python layer for OpenClaw. What Peter built with OpenClaw is a serious shift in how we think about agents. I’m just adding a small frog to that ecosystem. If you’re building on OpenClaw and you use Python, I’d love your thoughts. start building with
@openclawsdk
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