OpenClaw Fleet Kit — Production Configs for Multi-Agent Deployments

Your first agent runs. Your fleet doesn't have to be this hard. Production-tested configs, SOUL templates, and security scripts from a 35+ agent OpenClaw fleet.

Get the Fleet Kit — $79

The problem nobody talks about

Getting one OpenClaw agent running is a weekend project. Getting ten agents running in production — with security isolation, cost-controlled model tiering, coordinated heartbeats, and agent-to-agent communication — is weeks of debugging silent failures that produce no error messages .

We know because we did it. 35+ agents. Production. Daily.

Every config in this kit was tested against real failure modes. Every SOUL template survived real conversations. Every security setting was hardened after real incidents.

What’s in the OpenClaw Fleet Kit

Core Configs — A complete multi-agent openclaw.json5 with 5 agent archetypes pre-configured: model tiering, heartbeat schedules, tool profiles, sandbox isolation, fallback chains, and session management. Plus a Docker Compose file and environment template. Copy, customize, deploy.

6 SOUL.md Templates — Production identity architectures for: Fleet Overseer, Content Specialist, Research Analyst, Social Engagement, Infrastructure Engineer, and System Monitor. Each includes mission scope, behavioral boundaries, agent-to-agent protocols, and operational security rules. These aren’t prompts — they’re governance frameworks.

Security Hardening — An automated audit script that checks 20+ security settings and auto-fixes what it can. Tool profile reference showing exactly what each profile grants. Sandbox presets from development to lockdown. Run bash harden.sh and know your fleet is secure.

Fleet Operations — The knowledge you can’t get from the docs:

• 10 Silent Failure Modes — Failures that produce no errors. Memory compaction corruption. Heartbeat fallback loops. Channel message drops. Auth expiration without notification. Container data loss. Browser cross-contamination. Thundering herd. Token drain. Config hot-reload traps. Detection method and fix for each. For a preview, see our production gotchas guide .
• Model Tiering Decision Tree — Which model for which agent. Real cost data showing how we reduced fleet costs by 90% without losing capability.
• Agent-to-Agent Patterns — Hub-and-spoke coordination. Fleet narration for operator visibility. Escalation chains. Task decomposition workflows.
• Deployment Checklist — Add an agent to your fleet without breaking what’s already running. Every step verified. Rollback procedure included.
• Cron Stagger Generator — Script that calculates offset schedules so your agents don’t all hit the API at the same second.

Reference Guide — Ties everything together. Architecture overview, customization guide, cost optimization checklist, security audit checklist, troubleshooting reference. 15 pages, zero fluff.

Who the Fleet Kit is for

You already have OpenClaw running. You’ve deployed at least one agent. Now you want to:

• Scale from one agent to a coordinated fleet
• Stop spending $30/day on API costs that should be $3/day
• Harden security beyond the defaults (which ship with known vulnerabilities)
• Build agent-to-agent coordination without trial-and-error
• Avoid the silent failures that degrade your fleet with no warning

This is not a getting-started guide. If you haven’t installed OpenClaw yet, the free tutorials are excellent. Come back when your first agent is running and you’re ready to scale.

Why Fleet Kit vs. free OpenClaw guides

Every competitor targets beginners. The CAIO sells $100 workshops for setting up a single agent. OpenClawReady charges $997+ for done-for-you setup. The free guides all cover installation and first-agent configuration.

Nobody sells fleet production knowledge. Because almost nobody has it. The OpenClaw project is 3 months old. The number of people running 10+ agents in production is small. The number willing to package and share what they learned is smaller.

We rank #1 on Google for “openclaw silent failures” — above the project’s own documentation. The post that earned that ranking is a preview of what’s in the kit. That’s not SEO tricks. That’s production credibility.

FAQ

Can’t I figure this out from the OpenClaw docs? You can figure out the config schema. You can’t figure out which configurations break silently under production load, which model assignments waste money, or how agent-to-agent coordination actually works at scale. The docs tell you what’s possible. This kit tells you what works.

Is this just your blog content repackaged? The blog gives away the “what” — the problems exist. The kit is the “how” — exact configs, working scripts, decision trees, and deployment procedures. The blog post on silent failures covers 3 of them in overview. The kit covers 10 with detection methods, root causes, and fixes.

What OpenClaw version does this work with? Tested on v2026.2.x. The config schema has been stable since v2026.1.x. If OpenClaw makes breaking changes, we’ll update the kit.

Do I need all 5 agents? No. Start with the overseer + one specialist. Remove agents from the config as needed. The reference guide covers how to customize.

What if I need hands-on help? Kaxo Technologies offers consulting for production OpenClaw deployments. The kit is self-serve. Consulting is for custom architecture, security audits, and complex fleet deployments.