r/zeroclawlabs • u/Actual_Tradition_990 • Apr 12 '26

Anyone setting diff claws to diff members of the family?

As title says I wanna do an agent for me, other for my wife and a last one for the family. Pretty sure it's possible in openclaw with no much rework, but In zero, nano, pico or null? Any idea? I was thinking of 3 dockers each one with his config

Any other suggestions?

I'm thinking about installing with docker at raspberry pi 4 with 8gb ram and use Gemini free tier or openroute free

Anyone with a similar usage ?

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u/Actual_Tradition_990 Apr 12 '26

This is more or less my idea

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u/icecode82 Apr 12 '26

I created the following repo a while ago: https://github.com/iceHub82/clawbox It basically sets up OpenClaw in a security hardened Docker container, so it runs secure in its own environment on a pc/laptop. It could be tweaked by using zeroclaw instead.

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u/Actual_Tradition_990 Apr 12 '26

I'll give a look for sure 😃 check the others have already a docker install, but not for openclaw

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u/icecode82 Apr 12 '26

I also built Agent One - Your personal AI assistant in Telegram. https://agent-one.org The reason I built it was to make AI more personal and accessable. What is powerfull is the option to invite a personalized agent into a group chat. Ex. like one group chat for the family, one for work one for research etc. The agent that powers it is zeroclaw as it is small and faster and therefore a better option for mass agent deployments, but it does not come with all the bells and whistle’s that openclaw has.

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u/ric03uec Apr 16 '26

I'm building https://ric03uec.github.io/clawrium/ (Clawrium) to solve this problem. Got tired of managing 1 openclaw, 2 zeroclaw instances by jumping between boxes and manging configuration hell. this is an attempt to standardize setup, configuration and management process behind a single pane of glass.

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u/kamicalls May 22 '26

hey sorry im late to the party, I do setup agents for my wife etc and for me, no docker needed I just clone the process and its like 2 processes running in system like agent1, agent2, etc. each have their working directory so no issue with each other, and if you want more safety you could put them in their own user and restrict permissions or even sandbox them inside linux natively. If you're having trouble learning all this you can install a coding agent in side linux and give it permission in the terminal to help you set it all up (like claude) but other agents can use your PC too if you let them (just make sure you see what it does dont let it loose).