How to Run 3 OpenClaw Bots That Collaborate in Discord — Step by Step

You want an AI agent team in Discord — not one bot, but three, each with a distinct role, tagging teammates when a question crosses domains. The problem: OpenClaw gives you a single instance. Scaling to three means tripling the config, managing ports, and praying nothing conflicts. ClawFleet manages multiple isolated OpenClaw instances from a browser dashboard with built-in team awareness. This tutorial: install, create three bots, give each a character, connect them to Discord, watch them collaborate. About 15 minutes on a Mac or Linux machine with 16 GB RAM. Step 0: Install ClawFleet One command handles everything — Docker, the CLI binary, the sandbox image, and the dashboard: curl -fsSL https://clawfleet.io/install.sh | sh For the full install walkthrough and troubleshooting, see: Self-Host OpenClaw on Your Mac in 10 Minutes . After install, the dashboard opens at http://localhost:8080 . Step 1: Register a Model Go to Assets > Models and click Create . Pick any supported provider —