A CLI tool that reads your existing OpenClaw configuration and generates an equivalent NanoClaw container setup with per-agent Docker isolation, credential vault mapping, and channel re-wiring
NanoClaw hit 21.5K GitHub stars and partnered with Docker Inc in May 2026, offering 700 lines of TypeScript vs OpenClaw's 430K lines with per-agent container isolation. But migrating from OpenClaw to NanoClaw requires manually translating plugin configs, channel credentials, memory stores, and cron jobs into NanoClaw's container-based architecture. This tool reads your OpenClaw config (plugins, channels, models, memory, cron), maps each component to its NanoClaw equivalent, generates a docker-compose.yml with per-agent containers, configures the Agent Vault for credential injection, and produces a verification script that confirms all channels respond correctly in the new setup.
Demand Breakdown
Social Proof 3 sources
Gap Assessment
2 tools exist (NanoClaw (native setup), OpenClaw docker-compose (official)) but gaps remain: No migration tooling from OpenClaw. Users must manually recreate their config from scratch. No config translation, no credential mapping, no verification automation.; Single container, no per-agent isolation. No Agent Vault. No security boundary between agents and host..
Features3 agent-ready prompts
Competitive LandscapeFREE
| Product | Does | Missing |
|---|---|---|
| NanoClaw (native setup) | Provides the target runtime with container isolation, Agent Vault, and channel integrations | No migration tooling from OpenClaw. Users must manually recreate their config from scratch. No config translation, no credential mapping, no verification automation. |
| OpenClaw docker-compose (official) | Official Docker deployment for OpenClaw with bundled docker-compose.yml | Single container, no per-agent isolation. No Agent Vault. No security boundary between agents and host. |
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