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+**Title**: I built a 4-tier self-healing system for my self-hosted AI agent — Claude Code acts as emergency doctor
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+**Subreddit**: r/selfhosted
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+---
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+**Body**:
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+I run OpenClaw (open-source AI assistant) on my Mac Mini 24/7. The problem? It crashes at night when I'm asleep.
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+Traditional watchdogs just restart the process, but that doesn't help when:
+- Process is alive but HTTP is timing out
+- Memory looks fine but API calls fail
+- Config got corrupted somehow
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+So I built a **4-tier self-healing system**:
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+1. **Level 1 - Watchdog** (60s): Process dead? Restart.
+2. **Level 2 - Health Check** (5min): HTTP failing? Try 3x, then escalate.
+3. **Level 3 - Claude Doctor** (30min): AI diagnoses and fixes the issue autonomously
+4. **Level 4 - Discord Alert**: Only bothers me if AI can't fix it
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+The interesting part is Level 3: Claude Code runs in a tmux PTY session, reads logs, checks config, and attempts repairs. It's like having a DevOps engineer on call 24/7.
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+**Results after 2 weeks**:
+- Recovery time: 30min → 5min
+- Night incidents auto-resolved: 90%
+- Manual interventions: 5/week → 0.5/week
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+**GitHub**: https://github.com/Ramsbaby/openclaw-self-healing
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+One-click install: `curl -sSL .../install.sh | bash`
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+Currently macOS only. Linux support coming.
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+Anyone else doing self-healing for their self-hosted AI agents? Curious how others approach this.
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+**Flair**: Automation / AI