Ghostable + OpenClaw | Ghostable                            Ghostable ✕ OpenClaw

 Keep OpenClaw deploy envs in Ghostable.
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 Store secrets once in Ghostable, then write the env file OpenClaw already expects before Docker or host startup. Teams keep audit history, scoped access, and fresh values across local, CI, and production runs.

 [ Get started for free ](https://ghostable.dev/register) [ View the docs   ](https://docs.ghostable.dev/v2/digging-deeper/deployments#openclaw)

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  Why teams connect Ghostable with OpenClaw

 Env-file Native

### Uses the config flow OpenClaw already supports

Generate a deploy file for Docker Compose, a host process, or ~/.openclaw/.env without adding a custom provider shim.

 Scoped Access

### Separate tokens per environment

Create deployment tokens for dev, staging, and prod so OpenClaw runners only read the values they need.

 Auditable

### Teams get history and rotation trails

Ghostable stays the source of truth for changes, approvals, and rollback context while OpenClaw stays focused on runtime.

  Set up in minutes

 Turn on OpenClaw syncing and forget about manual updates.
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1. 1 Add your deployment token

    Store `GHOSTABLE\_CI\_TOKEN` and `GHOSTABLE\_DEPLOY\_SEED` in the runner, host, or secret manager that starts OpenClaw.
2. 2 Insert the deploy command

    Before `docker compose up` or your service restart, run `ghostable env deploy --token $GHOSTABLE\_CI\_TOKEN --file .env.openclaw`.
3. 3 Start OpenClaw with the generated env file

    Boot OpenClaw with `docker compose --env-file .env.openclaw up -d`, or write directly to `~/.openclaw/.env` for host installs.

 [ Get started for free ](https://ghostable.dev/register) [ View the docs ](https://docs.ghostable.dev/v2/digging-deeper/deployments#openclaw)

  FAQs about Ghostable & OpenClaw

    Why are variables missing when OpenClaw starts?      Make sure `ghostable env deploy` runs before `docker compose up` or your service restart, and confirm OpenClaw is reading the same file path you generated.

    How should teams handle permissions?      Keep access scoped in Ghostable: one environment per stage, one deployment token per runner, and user permissions limited to the environments they actually manage.

    What is the safest local dev workflow?      Use `ghostable env pull --env development --file .env.openclaw` on workstations, then reserve deployment tokens for CI or production runners.

    How do I avoid version drift or accidental overwrites?      Do not hand-edit generated deploy files. Update values in Ghostable, redeploy the file, and let the generated env remain disposable output.

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