doctor-call

Diagnose and fix OpenClaw gateway issues. Auto-restart via systemd.

Diagnose and repair OpenClaw gateway issues automatically.

Usage

doctor-call check   → Run diagnostics
doctor-call fix     → Auto-repair + restart gateway if needed
doctor-call status  → Quick health check
doctor-call setup   → Enable systemd auto-restart (auto-restart on crash)
doctor-call remove  → Disable auto-restart

What it does

check - Runs openclaw doctor --lint for full diagnostics. Falls back to basic system checks if it hangs.

fix - First checks if gateway is running. If not, restarts it immediately. Then tries openclaw doctor --repair for config issues.

status - Shows if OpenClaw is running, disk space, memory, and whether auto-restart is enabled.

setup - Installs systemd timer that runs doctor-call fix every hour. This means OpenClaw auto-restarts if it crashes, even if you can't contact me.

remove - Removes the systemd auto-restart.

Auto-restart (key feature!)

doctor-call setup

This creates a systemd service + timer that:

• Runs every 5 minutes
• Auto-restarts OpenClaw if it's down
• Works even when I can't be contacted
• Survives Pi reboots

What it fixes

• Gateway down → restarts with openclaw gateway start
• Config issues → runs openclaw doctor --repair
• Doctor hangs → uses system checks instead

Safety

• Read-only by default (check/status)
• Auto-repair only when you ask (fix)
• Always reports what it found/did
• Won't break anything - if repair fails, shows manual command

Example

doctor-call status
🩺 Doctor Call
📊 Status Check
✅ OpenClaw: Running
✅ Disk: 89% used
✅ Memory: 3.6GB free
✅ Auto-restart: Enabled

doctor-call setup
🔧 Setting up auto-restart via systemd...
✅ Auto-restart enabled!
• Service: /etc/systemd/system/openclaw-health.service
• Timer: runs every 5 minutes
• OpenClaw will auto-restart if it crashes