GB-Power-Market-JJ boot_installer

Install, update, repair, or health-check the openclaw environment. Use when the user says install openclaw, run the bootstrapper, update packages, fix a broken install, or check system health.

install

source · Clone the upstream repo

git clone https://github.com/GeorgeDoors888/GB-Power-Market-JJ

Claude Code · Install into ~/.claude/skills/

T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/GeorgeDoors888/GB-Power-Market-JJ "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills && cp -r "$T/openclaw-skills/skills/alaminedits/boot-installer" ~/.claude/skills/georgedoors888-gb-power-market-jj-boot-installer && rm -rf "$T"

OpenClaw · Install into ~/.openclaw/skills/

T=$(mktemp -d) && git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/GeorgeDoors888/GB-Power-Market-JJ "$T" && mkdir -p ~/.openclaw/skills && cp -r "$T/openclaw-skills/skills/alaminedits/boot-installer" ~/.openclaw/skills/georgedoors888-gb-power-market-jj-boot-installer && rm -rf "$T"

manifest: openclaw-skills/skills/alaminedits/boot-installer/SKILL.md

source content

boot_installer

Runs

{baseDir}/boot.sh

to manage the full openclaw environment lifecycle. Requires Linux and root/sudo access. The script handles privilege escalation automatically.

Slash commands

Command	What it does
`/boot-install`	Fresh install of all components
`/boot-update`	Upgrade all packages to latest versions
`/boot-repair`	Deep clean and rebuild broken state
`/boot-check`	Health-check — verify all components

When to run which mode

User says "install openclaw", "set it up", "run the installer" → install (no flag)
User says "update", "upgrade packages" → update
User says "repair", "fix", "something is broken", "rebuild" → repair
User says "check", "status", "is everything installed", "health check" → check

How to invoke

Always run as the calling user (sudo is handled internally by the script):

bash {baseDir}/boot.sh                # install
bash {baseDir}/boot.sh --update       # update
bash {baseDir}/boot.sh --repair       # repair
bash {baseDir}/boot.sh --check        # check — exits with number of failed checks (max 125)

Use the

exec

tool. Stream output so the user sees the spinner progress live.

What gets installed (install mode)

Node.js v24+ via NodeSource
UV Python package manager (
```
~/.local/bin/uv
```
)
Python 3.10 venv at
```
~/venv
```
with
```
scrapling[fetchers]
```
Chromium browser via Playwright (
```
~/.cache/ms-playwright
```
)

NPM globals:

9router

openclaw@latest

clawhub

paperclipai

@presto-ai/google-workspace-mcp

mcporter

System symlinks in
```
/usr/local/bin
```
```
9router
```
autostart via systemd user service (falls back to
```
.bashrc
```
hook)
```
openclaw-gateway-watchdog
```
systemd user service
Mcporter Google Workspace connector

Key paths

Path	Purpose
`~/venv`	Python virtual environment
`~/.local/bin`	UV binary
`~/.local/npm/bin`	NPM global binaries
`~/.cache/ms-playwright`	Chromium browser
`~/.openclaw/workspace/skills`	Workspace skills
`~/.config/systemd/user/9router.service`	9router systemd unit
`~/.config/systemd/user/openclaw-gateway-watchdog.service`	Gateway watchdog

After install

.bashrc

was modified, remind the user to reload their shell:

source ~/.bashrc

Logs and errors

The script writes a full log to

/tmp/boot-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS.log

. If a step fails, the last 15 lines of output are printed inline and the log path is shown. Surface that path to the user on failure.

Check mode exit codes

--check

exits with the count of failed checks (0 = all pass, 1–125 = N issues, capped at 125). Parse the exit code and tell the user how many checks failed and to run

bash {baseDir}/boot.sh

to repair.

Troubleshooting

APT lock held — script waits up to 120 s and kills blocking processes automatically. No user action needed.
Node.js wrong version — script upgrades it automatically if the installed major is below 24.
Broken Python venv — run
```
--repair
```
first, then run without flags to reinstall packages.
9router not starting — logs at
```
~/.local/share/9router.log
```
. Falls back to
```
.bashrc
```
login hook if systemd unavailable.

Gateway watchdog not starting — run

journalctl --user -u openclaw-gateway-watchdog -n 50

Permission errors on files — run without flags (install mode);
```
_fix_ownership
```
runs at the end of every install/update.