Server boundary
Each hosted bot gets its own private server instead of sharing a single OpenClaw gateway with other customers.
Security and trust
Each hosted bot gets its own private server. BYOK keeps model usage on your provider account. OpenClaw can use tools and connect to accounts, so the boundaries should be clear before the bot goes live.
Each hosted bot gets its own private server instead of sharing a single OpenClaw gateway with other customers.
Your AI provider key is used to run the bot and should be treated as sensitive. Do not send raw API keys through support tickets.
Support helps with setup, billing, channels, monitoring, and recovery, but should not need your provider dashboard password or unrelated account credentials.
Private tailnet web chat uses the customer's private network path for paid bots that need private access.
OpenClaw can use tools and connect to accounts. Unsafe prompts, untrusted skills, broad file or browser access, and public access paths still need care.
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