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User Experience: Migration from OpenClaw to SEKSBot for Secure Agent Development

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cvhc

4mo ago· 21 min readenInsight

Summary

The article discusses a user's experience with migrating from OpenClaw (Clawd Bot/Molt Bot) to SEKSBot, a secure fork of OpenClaw. The author explains that their agents have transitioned to SEKSBot, which stands for Secure Environment for Key Services, and describes how this system allows agents to script and develop without direct access to API keys. Instead of storing keys in environment variables like Doppler, SEKSBot uses a seks-broker system that provides secure access to keys without exposing them to the agents directly.

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My formerly OpenClaw agents have been 'eating their own cooking' and have all migrated to SEKSBot, which is a secure OpenClaw fork we've been working on.
SEKS = Secure Environment for Key Services
My SEKSBot agents can script and develop without having any keys.
The agents can use seksh, our fork of nushell to get work done, but they have zero access to API keys.
They are stored in our seks-broker, which is like doppler. But instead of putting the keys into env vars, the same idea as
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Not a user of any of those in the root parent comment. My formerly OpenClaw agents have been "eating their own cooking" and have all migrated to SEKSBot, which is a secure OpenClaw fork we've been working on.

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