I have 2 OpenClaws running on an old Ubuntu box, and one on a PI. Every config change meant SSHing into each one, tweaking files, restarting services, checking logs. Its all fun during experimentation but now I'm using these for some real work and don't want to spend time troubleshooting config drifts.

So I've been building Clawrium (clm) - a CLI that treats your machines as a fleet and your agents as the things you deploy onto them. Point it at a host, deploy an agent, and you get one command center instead of three terminal tabs.

What works today: - `clm` CLI to configure instances, LLM providers, IP addresses etc - End-to-end install + lifecycle management for OpenClaw (Zeroclaw in progress) - Basic TUI to list all the running agent instances in one place - Normalized config format; Clawrium translates to Openclaw native format but I intend to add support for all *Claws

What's coming: ZeroClaw, Hermes and other claw support, token-usage guardrails across the fleet, config import/export, backups and other goodies. I'm the solo dev on this so I'm building the features based on my immediate needs.

It's built on Python + Typer + ansible-runner.

Still early and rough around the edges. Would love feedback from anyone running agents across multiple machines, especially on what the CLI ergonomics should feel like.

Repo: https://github.com/ric03uec/clawrium

Docs: https://ric03uec.github.io/clawrium/

Announcement: https://www.devashish.me/p/introducing-clawrium-an-aquarium

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