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Walks the new reader path end to end and fixes each step where the docs sent the reader somewhere the previous step had not prepared. Landing page (docs/index.md): the Quick start installed with npm and then ran `openclaw onboard --install-daemon`, which selects the classic wizard (onboarding-overview.md), so the landing reader never saw the Quick start and Custom setup choice that Getting Started narrates. It now uses the installer script that install/index.md calls "Recommended", names which wizard that opens, and adds the missing Gateway service step. The mobile hub card "Get started" pointed at `/`, and the "Channels" card pointed at one channel page while promising the catalog; both now point at the hub they describe. Install page (docs/install/index.md): "Verify the install" ended the page with no route onward. Adds a next-step card group to Getting started and to the channel hub. docs/install/node.md pointed "installer script" at the alternative-methods anchor instead of the installer script section. Getting Started (docs/start/getting-started.md): Step 2 left the Gateway in the foreground and buried "Ctrl+C, then `openclaw gateway install`" in prose, while Steps 3 and 4 assumed a running background Gateway. That is now its own numbered step between onboarding and verification. Channel hub (docs/channels/index.md): the "fastest setup is usually Telegram" guidance sat at the bottom, below the catalog and a long group introductions explanation, and the page carried no `openclaw channels add` example. Both now sit above the 31-entry catalog. Telegram (docs/channels/telegram.md): quick setup showed a JSON5 block with no file path and no `openclaw channels add`, told the reader to run `openclaw pairing list` without first sending the bot a message, and started a second foreground Gateway that conflicts with the service the Getting Started path installs. Step 2 now names `~/.openclaw/openclaw.json` and leads with `openclaw channels add --channel telegram --token <token>`. Restart and pairing are separate steps, the restart uses `openclaw gateway restart` with `openclaw gateway` named as the no-service case, and pairing starts by messaging the bot. The opening line now says what the page is for. macOS onboarding (docs/start/onboarding.md): the first three steps were images with empty alt text. Each now says what dialog appears and which button to click, and read_when addresses first-run readers rather than the people implementing the flow. First-run FAQ (docs/help/faq-first-run.md): the install answer ran the installer and then onboarding again, the "what does onboarding do" answer described the classic 8-step wizard as the default, install and onboarding answers sat below heartbeat and exec-approval answers, the provider-add command disagreed with the wizard pages, and the "I am stuck" link landed on a heading rather than the accordion. Also trims duplicated Quick start prose from onboarding-overview.md, names the WhatsApp plugin prerequisite in openclaw.md, repairs the localhost dashboard link and the install entries in hubs.md, cuts the 19-item "Start here" list in docs-directory.md, and splits the single-instruction sentences named by the STE findings in telegram.md, why-openclaw.md, teams.md, setup.md, and wizard-cli-automation.md. Closes audit findings: r3-0936, r3-0937, r3-0938, r3-0939, r3-0940, r3-0941, r3-0942, r3-0943, r3-0944, r3-0945, r3-0946, r3-0947, r3-0948, r3-0949, r3-0950, r3-0951, r3-0952, r3-0953, r3-0954, r3-0955, r3-0956, r3-0958, r3-0959, r3-0962, r3-0963, r3-0964, r3-0965
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Docs directory |
Start here
Setup and reference
- Docs hubs (all pages linked)
- Configuration examples
- Slash commands
- Multi-agent routing
- Updating and rollback
- Pairing (DM and nodes)
- Nix mode
- OpenClaw assistant setup
- Skills
- Skills config
- Workspace templates
- RPC adapters
- Gateway runbook
- Nodes (iOS and Android)
- Web surfaces (Control UI)
- Discovery and transports
- Remote access
Channels and UX
- Control UI (browser)
- Discord
- Groups
- iMessage
- Mattermost
- Media audio
- Media images
- QQ Bot
- Telegram
- WebChat
- WhatsApp group messages