Setup website for connecting your own OpenClaw installation to Pollinations. The OpenClaw runtime and Polli CLI are maintained separately.

This repository also contains the optional founder-meditation skill. It is an OpenClaw skill, not a hosted Pollinations agent. Copy that folder into your OpenClaw workspace's skills/ directory and start a new session to enable it. The normal setup below installs only the general Polli skill.

When enabled, the meditation skill keeps its automatic error triggers and uses the published CLI to generate Charlotte speech, then plays it locally in the background. Its setup notes describe authentication and player requirements. Charlotte uses natural speed: the old helper's speed: 0.9 request was not supported with that voice.

Use Pollinations AI models as your OpenClaw brain through a single API.

The maintained setup path is the Polli CLI. It adds a pollinations provider to OpenClaw, mints a dedicated API key, pulls the current compatible model catalog live (no manual model list to maintain), and installs the Polli skill so your agent can generate images, audio, and video.

Prerequisite: install OpenClaw and Node.js.

Step 1: Install the Polli CLI:

npm i -g @pollinations/cli

Step 2: Connect OpenClaw to Pollinations:

npx @pollinations/cli harness openclaw on

This published CLI command replaces the retired shell installer. It opens a browser login on first run (or use --no-browser), creates a dedicated key, initializes OpenClaw when needed, and writes the provider into ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json. Choose a different default model with --model <id> (any tool-calling text model from polli models):

polli harness openclaw on --model deepseek

Step 3: See that everything is ready:

polli harness openclaw status

• Switch models anytime in chat with /model pollinations/<name>.
• Generate media with the Polli skill (e.g. "generate an image of a lighthouse") once the gateway is running.

polli harness openclaw status   # is OpenClaw ready to use Pollinations?
polli harness openclaw off      # remove only the Pollinations setup

off restores the previous config. If you changed anything since on, it removes only the Pollinations provider, the dedicated key, a pollinations/* default model, and the skill — leaving the rest of your OpenClaw configuration untouched.

• API Docs: https://gen.pollinations.ai/docs
• Get API Key: https://enter.pollinations.ai/keys
• Models: https://gen.pollinations.ai/v1/models
• Website: https://openclaw.pollinations.app
• GitHub: https://github.com/pollinations/openclaw
• Discord: https://discord.gg/k9F7SyTgqn

This is a static site with no runtime npm dependencies. Use Node.js 24 or newer:

npm ci
npm test
npm run build
python3 -m http.server 16389 --directory dist --bind 127.0.0.1

Open http://127.0.0.1:16389. The build copies only public assets into dist. The page uses the published CLI for setup; it does not sign in, generate content, or receive API keys in the browser.

Merge changes into main, then promote main to production through a PR. With AUTO_DEPLOY=true, each production push calls the same pinned shared Sites workflow as Websim, CatGPT and Sirius. It builds/tests without a deployment credential, then publishes dist as openclaw and verifies every file with the released @pollinations/[email protected] on a separate runner.

POLLINATIONS_API_KEY belongs in this repository's GitHub production environment. The CI key needs Sites (account:machines) access under Polli's account, with zero generation budget and no model access. Never put it in the site or build job. Manual deployments use the same workflow on production.

The migration keeps the existing .ai deployment available until the .app site passes validation. After cutover, .ai redirects to .app. Roll back by reverting the source change and promoting the revert; routing can return to the retained Pages deployment while a failed migration is investigated.

Extracted from pollinations/pollinations/apps/openclaw at a69766cd10, preserving 22 app-history commits and their authors. Historical secret-like strings in the optional meditation script are redacted in this repository's copied history. MIT license retained. The OpenClaw and Pollinations names, logos, and the original Builders Night attribution remain credited to their owners.