Migrate from OpenClaw
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June 18, 2026
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Summary
Hermes Agent's migration tool imports OpenClaw or legacy Clawdbot/Moldbot setups into Hermes, detailing what gets migrated, config key mappings, and post-migration verification. For multi-provider OpenClaw setups, Hermes consolidates them into a single OAuth login for over 300 models and the Tool Gateway.
Key Takeaways
- The Hermes Agent allows users to migrate their OpenClaw setup, including legacy Clawdbot and Moldbot configurations, into Hermes with a comprehensive migration process.
- The migration process includes options for previewing changes, migrating API keys, and handling skill conflicts through various command-line flags.
- Key components such as persona, memory, and instructions from OpenClaw are directly copied to specified locations in Hermes during migration.
- The migration supports multi-provider setups by consolidating them into a single OAuth login with access to over 300 models and the Tool Gateway.
Community Sentiment
Positives
- OpenClaw has evolved significantly since its launch, offering a rich environment for experimentation with various models and agents, which enhances its appeal as a versatile tool.
- Hermes provides a polished user experience, making it accessible for less technical users, which could broaden the adoption of AI tools among non-experts.
Concerns
- OpenClaw's onboarding process is reportedly broken, and its GUI has been described as a 'hallucinated mess', raising concerns about its usability and reliability.
- Despite its features, Hermes has been criticized for including excessive unnecessary skills by default, leading to confusion and inefficiency for users.