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You do not have to configure everything up front. If you set nothing, OpenClaw still runs with sensible built-in defaults. ✨

By default it uses the bundled OpenClaw agent runtime. That is the ready-made brain shipped with OpenClaw, no extra wiring needed.

Out of the box you also get per-sender sessions. Each person who messages gets their own separate, private conversation context.

Separate sessions mean your chat and a friend's chat never blur together. Memory and context stay cleanly apart by default.

A nearly empty config is valid. OpenClaw fills in the gaps with its defaults, so you start fast and customize later.

The config is for overrides. Add a key only when you want to change a default, and leave everything else as it ships.

Your edits sit on top of the defaults. Anything you do not mention keeps its built-in value, so small files stay powerful.

This design lets you start simple. Try the assistant first, then reach for the config only when a real need shows up.

Smart defaults still respect your guardrails. You add allowFrom and mentions when you connect channels, so access stays in your control.

Reach for the config when defaults no longer fit, like adding channels, restricting senders, or quieting group chats.

Because defaults are solid, you can experiment freely. Remove a custom key and behavior simply falls back to the built-in default.

You learned the defaults: the bundled runtime with per-sender sessions, ready instantly. Configure only to override. Course complete! ✅