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Add agents/ directory with comprehensive documentation for all agents:
- agents/index.md — estate map and relationships
- agents/hermes-production.md — CT460 production Command Centre
- agents/hermes-chaos.md — CT450 experimental Chaos Lab
- agents/nanobot.md — CT333 Scout (quota notifications)
- agents/qwenpaw.md — CT465 multi-agent gateway
- agents/zeroclaw.md — CT333 autonomous daemon (TOML)
- agents/open-claw.md — VM 403 autonomous gateway

Updated index.md with Agent Estate section and links.
All pages follow existing SCHEMA.md conventions with YAML frontmatter.
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title type status created updated verified_on confidence tags sources
ZeroClaw system active 2026-08-15 2026-08-15 2026-08-15 high
zeroclaw
ct333
daemon
agent
skill-inspection
config-reference

ZeroClaw

Purpose

Autonomous AI daemon running on CT333. Handles independent agent operations with TOML configuration. Runs alongside Nanobot on the same container but is completely separate software.

Location

  • Container: LXC CT333 (clawtest)
  • Tailscale IP: 100.122.189.81
  • User: root
  • Shares container with: agents/nanobot

Current State

  • Status: Active
  • Config format: TOML (/root/.zeroclaw/config.toml)
  • Daemon binary: /root/.local/bin/zeroclaw daemon
  • Workspace: /root/.zeroclaw/workspace
  • State: /root/.zeroclaw/state/

Key Paths

Item Path
Config /root/.zeroclaw/config.toml
Config dir /root/.zeroclaw/
Daemon binary /root/.local/bin/zeroclaw
Workspace /root/.zeroclaw/workspace
State /root/.zeroclaw/state/

Access

sshpass -p 'admin' ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no root@192.168.178.39 "pct exec 333 -- <command>"

Critical Pitfalls

  • Duplicate daemons break Telegram replies. If Telegram shows typing then no message, check for multiple daemon processes before changing providers.
  • Do not confuse with Open-Claw. Open-Claw is VM 403, not CT333. Different config format (TOML vs JSON), different user (root vs openclaw), different auth (paired tokens vs password).
  • Do not confuse with Nanobot. Nanobot is JSON config, ZeroClaw is TOML. Both on CT333 but completely separate.

Scope Discipline

  • No destructive operations without confirmation
  • No modifying running state without saving config first
  • No changes that could create lock-out scenarios without a safety net