Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Honestly, I built cyCLAWps because I couldn't be arsed being my own platform engineer anymore. I’m currently running 11 autonomous AI agents across 5 different business units—all off a Mac Mini sitting in Perth. After four months of running this setup in production, I hit every wall imaginable. I’m talking about a single config typo silently killing all 11 agents at once with zero warning. Fun times. After cleaning up enough of those messes, I realized I’d accidentally built a comprehensive catalogue of "things that break and exactly why." So, I turned that pain into a product. cyCLAWps is 43 operational gotchas, 13 guided workflows, and 6 troubleshooting guides, all wrapped into a Claude Code skill. Instead of making you read a manual, it reads your actual instance and meets you where you are. The OpenClaw docs are great for learning the features, but they don't cover the silent failures. cyCLAWps knows them because I’ve personally tripped over every single one. Just this morning, I used it to handle three breaking-change upgrades. It mapped out a 17-task plan and got it done with exactly 30 seconds of downtime and zero rollbacks. It’s not just a chatbot. It’s a platform engineering toolkit that happens to live in your terminal. • One command to install. • Zero config. • Free and MIT licensed. What's next: Every time something new breaks on my setup, the fix goes into the gotchas file. The knowledge base grows with the platform. (I'm also currently working on a diagnostic mode that auto-detects drift before it becomes a full-blown incident). If you're running OpenClaw (or thinking about it)—clone it, try /cyclawps, and tell me what breaks for you. Something definitely will, and when it does, I'll add it to the pile.

Cyclawps

The Openclaw Platform Engineering Toolkit

The Openclaw Platform Engineering Toolkit