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"Run db:migrate on production and verify the schema"
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"Spin up a staging environment and deploy branch feature/auth"
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"Merge PR #47, run the test suite, deploy to prod"
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"Pull last 24h analytics and graph the conversion funnel"
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OpenClaw BOT
"Migration complete. 14 tables updated, all constraints valid. ✅"
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OpenClaw
"Staging is live at staging-auth.fly.dev — branch deployed. 🚀"
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OpenClaw
"Merged, 47/47 tests passing. Production deploy at v2.3.1."
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OpenClaw
"Funnel report ready. 12.4% conversion, up 2.1% from yesterday. 📊"

OpenClaw in
Discord Voice

Put your OpenClaw agent in any Discord voice channel. Talk to it hands-free — no keyboard needed.

At the gym, on a walk, playing games — just talk. Your agent is always listening.

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It's real

Your agent. In voice. Right now.

This is what it looks like — your OpenClaw agent sitting in a Discord voice channel, ready to work.

OpenClaw in Discord Voice Channel
OpenClaw responding to voice commands in Discord chat

Demo

See it in action

Watch OpenClaw respond to voice commands in real time.

Video coming soon

Setup

Three steps. Five minutes.

01

Pay

$10, one time. No subscriptions, no recurring charges. Lifetime access to the private repo.

02

Clone

Check your email for the GitHub invite. Accept it, clone the private repo to your machine.

03

Run

Personalize your setup — add your API keys, choose your voice, pick your model. Your OpenClaw joins voice in minutes.

Make it yours

Optimize your setup

Here's how you can power this however YOU want.

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Use a cheaper model

Use MiniMax or Kimi K2.5 instead of your main model — $10/mo is all you need. Keep your main session context clean.

💡 Best for: Keeping costs low
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Run Whisper locally

Run Whisper locally for free STT — no API costs, slightly slower but completely private. No internet needed.

💡 Best for: Privacy & zero ongoing costs
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Upgrade ElevenLabs

Paid tier for faster TTS, more voices, higher quality. Worth it if you want the best voice experience.

💡 Best for: Premium voice quality
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Main OpenClaw model

Use your existing OpenClaw API keys here too. Might clog session context — we suggest a cheap model if you want to keep things separate.

💡 Best for: Simplicity
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Light on tokens

Doesn't cost much to run. Most of the work happens in Whisper and ElevenLabs — not your OpenClaw API.

💡 Best for: Low API usage
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Fully customizable

Make it as smart or simple as you want. Spend $50/mo or $10/mo — your choice. Nothing new needed.

💡 Best for: Flexibility

FAQ

Common questions

Why should I pay $10 for this? +
You don't have to. You could probably vibecode this entire thing yourself. But will you? Ever? Or do you just want access NOW and not have to deal with all that? $10 is cheaper than the 3+ hours you'd spend building, debugging, and wiring it all together. Your call.
What's the cheapest way to run this? +
Use cheaper models like Kimi K2.5 or MiniMax ($10/mo), run Whisper locally (free), and use ElevenLabs free tier. Total cost: ~$10/mo. You can also use your main API key — voice commands don't burn many tokens.
Will this mess up my main OpenClaw session? +
No — use a separate cheap model so your main context stays clean. Voice chat goes to a different session entirely. Your main OpenClaw won't even know the voice agent exists.
Do I need to pay for ElevenLabs? +
Nope — the free tier works fine for personal use. You get 10k characters/month which is plenty for testing and light usage. Upgrade only if you want more voices or higher quality.
Can I run Whisper locally? +
Absolutely — local Whisper is free and private. It runs on your machine (needs ~4GB RAM). Slightly slower than API but zero cost and your voice never leaves your computer.
How hard is the setup? +
Super easy — plug and play your API keys. Just make an ElevenLabs account, grab your Discord bot token, and run the script. The README has copy-paste commands. Most people are running in under 10 minutes.
What if I use my main API key? +
Totally fine — voice commands are short. A typical session might use a few hundred tokens. Even heavy usage won't break the bank. But using a cheap separate model keeps things cleaner.