Access
- Open your browser:
http://<SERVER-IP>:18800 - Log in using the dashboard password stored in:
/root/.cloudzy-creds - The web dashboard is the easiest way to configure PicoClaw, including the provider, model, and API key.
Manual Configuration
PicoClaw can also be configured manually.
Initialize your workspace:
picoclaw onboard
Configure the provider and model in: /root/.picoclaw/config.json
Configure the API key in: /root/.picoclaw/.security.yml
View available commands and options:
picoclaw -h
Important Files & Directories
- PicoClaw Binary:
/usr/local/bin/picoclaw - Launcher Binary:
/usr/local/bin/picoclaw-launcher - Configuration:
/root/.picoclaw/config.json - Security Configuration:
/root/.picoclaw/.security.yml - Dashboard Credentials:
/root/.cloudzy-creds - systemd Unit:
/etc/systemd/system/picoclaw-launcher.service
Service Management
Check PicoClaw Launcher status:
systemctl status picoclaw-launcher.service
Restart PicoClaw Launcher:
systemctl restart picoclaw-launcher.service
Stop PicoClaw Launcher:
systemctl stop picoclaw-launcher.service
Start PicoClaw Launcher:
systemctl start picoclaw-launcher.service
View PicoClaw Launcher logs:
journalctl -u picoclaw-launcher.service -f
Running a Custom Launcher Configuration
The installation creates and enables a systemd service for the PicoClaw dashboard.
To stop and disable the default service:
systemctl disable --now picoclaw-launcher.service
You can then run picoclaw-launcher manually or create a custom systemd service.
View available launcher options:
picoclaw-launcher -h
