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KubeClaw Vision

KubeClaw is production-grade OpenClaw on Kubernetes. It is designed for operators who want a secure, observable, and reliable deployment path without giving up flexibility.

This document explains where the project is focused today and how we evaluate future work.

What KubeClaw Is

KubeClaw is a Kubernetes-native Helm chart for running the OpenClaw Gateway and supporting components in real clusters.

The chart is opinionated where production defaults matter:

  • secure-by-default runtime settings
  • durable state and predictable upgrades
  • built-in observability and diagnostics
  • GitOps-friendly, declarative configuration

Current Priorities

Priority:

  • Security hardening and safe defaults
  • Stability and reliability for production operations
  • Setup reliability and first-run success

Next priorities:

  • Better operational ergonomics for day-1/day-2 workflows
  • Improved observability and diagnostics for cluster operators
  • Stronger test/lint/release quality signals
  • Documentation quality and contributor onboarding

Project Principles

  • Kubernetes-native first: features should work cleanly with standard cluster workflows.
  • Production over novelty: reliability and clear behavior win over complexity.
  • Secure by default: risky paths should be explicit and operator-controlled.
  • Declarative operations: behavior should be configurable via values and manifests.
  • Small, focused changes: one PR should address one issue or one topic.

Scope and Boundaries

KubeClaw OSS aims to provide a complete, production-ready open source baseline for OpenClaw on Kubernetes. We keep the OSS chart broadly useful and maintainable, while preserving a clear boundary between OSS and separate commercial offerings.

Community Direction

The project succeeds when operators can:

  • install with confidence
  • run safely in production
  • troubleshoot quickly
  • contribute improvements with minimal process overhead

If a proposed change improves those outcomes, it is likely in scope.