OpenClaw on AWS Bedrock AgentCore is an experimental application that deploys a multi-channel messaging bot in per-user serverless containers on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. Users communicate with the bot through Telegram or Slack, while AWS services provide identity handling, persistent workspaces, image processing, and scheduled tasks. The catalogue entries are skills, MCP integrations, and instructions for operating or developing this application.
Browse web pages using a headless Chromium browser running inside the AgentCore container. Navigate to URLs, take screenshots, and interact with page elements (click, type, wait, scroll). Requires enablebrowser=true in CDK config. Use when the user asks to visit a website, take a screenshot, fill in a form, or…
Dual-mode API key storage — native file-based or AWS Secrets Manager. Store, retrieve, list, and delete API keys securely. Use managenative for simple file storage, managesecret for Secrets Manager with audit trail. Use retrieve to look up a key from either backend. Use migrate to move keys between backends.
Install, uninstall, and list ClawHub community skills. Use when the user asks to install a new skill, remove an existing skill, or see what skills are available. Skills are installed globally in the container and available after OpenClaw restarts or on new sessions.
Schedule recurring tasks using Amazon EventBridge Scheduler. Create, list, update, and delete cron schedules that fire at specified times and deliver results to the user's chat channel. Use when the user asks to schedule reminders, recurring tasks, or periodic actions.
Per-user persistent file storage backed by AWS S3. Read, write, list, and delete text files isolated per user. Each user has a private S3 namespace — no cross-user data leakage. Use when the user asks to save, remember, or persist any information across sessions.
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