I’ve been running OpenClaw on my Start9 for a few months and kept adding things I needed, so I’ve split my version out as its own unofficial package. It has its own package ID, so it installs alongside the community OpenClaw package instead of replacing it. It’s a sideload, not in any registry, and not affiliated with OpenClaw or Start9. I’m sharing in case it’s useful to someone else, and to get feedback on the packaging. What it adds over the community package: - A bundled Qdrant database for the agent’s long-term memory, on its own volume. - Helper agents (on cloud models or your own Ollama) that you can see and manage from an action. - rbw, a Bitwarden-compatible client, is included. If you point it at your Vaultwarden, the other connections fetch their passwords and API keys from the vault instead of keeping them in plain config. One caveat: the package stores the vault’s master password (and so do its backups), so treat backups accordingly. - Optional connections to services many of us already run on StartOS: Vaultwarden, Ollama, an SMB NAS, n8n, Trilium, SearXNG, Crawl4AI, ntfy and email. - A simple mobile webchat with one profile per person. I use it from my phone. - PDF reading with OCR, and a health check the agent can run itself. - Optional StartOS administration through start-cli. It’s off by default and effectively root, so think before enabling it.
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Limits: I’ve only tested it on x86_64 (aarch64 builds but is untested), and I’m one person maintaining it. The source and releases are on GitHub at `usuallymark/openclaw-extrabutter-startos`. Updates go on by sideloading the new s9pk over the existing install. Questions for the community: is this useful to anyone else, and is there interest in getting parts of it into the community registry? Feedback on how it’s packaged is very welcome.