Quick Start Guide
Activate your node license, launch the local daemon web UI, and start interacting with autonomous AI agents locally.
License Key Activation
When you run the IndoClaw binary for the first time, it checks for a valid local license configuration. Launch the terminal and run:
indoclaw
It will display your unique Hardware ID (HWID) and request your license key. Paste your license key from your web dashboard to activate the node.
Spin Up the Agent Daemon
Once activated, start the local background server daemon to boot the LLM adapters, task queues, and dashboard servers:
indoclaw
The daemon will verify system diagnostics, bind the gateway core, and spin up the web interface on port **`1627`**.
On Linux, you can also easily register and run IndoClaw as a background user systemd service:
indoclaw service install indoclaw service start
Explore the Web UI Dashboard
Open your preferred web browser and navigate to the dashboard panel:
http://localhost:1627
You can now configure API keys (OpenAI, Gemini), load local models, view running logs, run sandbox scripts, and chat with autonomous agents.
CLI Command Cheat Sheet
You can control IndoClaw directly from your terminal using these subcommands:
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| indoclaw | Runs the core daemon server and boots the Web UI (port 1627) [Default]. |
| indoclaw "<query>" | Executes a single autonomous AI task directly from the console. |
| indoclaw doctor | Diagnoses environment health, restores missing directories, config, and assets. |
| indoclaw service <action> | Manage Linux systemd service (install, start, stop, restart). |
| indoclaw update | Checks for updates and applies them. |
| indoclaw uninstall --full | Removes all local logs, database files, and deletes application paths. |