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Managed OpenClaw

Managed OpenClaw for teams.

OpenClaw is a shared, open-source assistant your team can reach from the chat apps it already uses. We deploy it, connect the systems you approve, build reusable skills for your workflows, and keep it running.

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At a glance

Martian Engineering deploys and manages OpenClaw as a shared AI assistant for companies. We connect approved tools, create reusable skills, define access and human approval steps, and maintain the deployment. Start with a recurring workflow your team can measure. We help you evaluate the time returned, review effort, and operating cost before expanding its use.

OpenClaw in practice

What can you hand it?

Ask in a chat your team already uses. OpenClaw gathers context, takes the steps you permit, and brings decisions back to a person.

01

Prepare the next conversation

Pull customer history, open issues, and recent notes into a brief before a meeting.

02

Turn decisions into action

Draft follow-ups, create assigned tasks, and update records in the tools you approve.

03

Keep recurring work moving

Check queues on a schedule, flag exceptions, and give the next teammate the full context.

The value

Find the hours worth getting back.

We start with a workflow your team repeats. We measure the time it takes today, what OpenClaw can complete reliably, how much review remains, and the cost of running it. That gives you a result to evaluate before bringing it into more of the business.

From our agent work / Renew Home100+ research briefs

A research agent we built and operate has produced more than 100 citation-backed utility briefs for Renew Home. Each takes about 15 minutes, compared with most of a day of manual research.

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What Martian operates

Connected to what you approve. Maintained by us.

We design the deployment with your team: where it runs, what it can reach, which actions need approval, and how we keep it working.

Environment

A deployment in an environment you control, organized around the work your team needs done.

Access

Permissions, credential storage, and human approvals designed with your team.

Integrations

Only the connected tools, shared context, and skills each workflow needs.

Operations

Monitoring, upgrades, recovery, and ongoing support from Martian.

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Open source / OpenClaw
Built and used by Martian

We use it. We help build it.

Our engineers use a shared OpenClaw workspace in their own work. We bring that experience to yours.

From first workflow to rollout

Start with one useful job.

01

Choose and measure

Pick recurring work with a clear owner. Record the time, quality, and cost of doing it today.

02

Deploy with boundaries

Connect the right systems, build reusable skills, and set approvals before your team starts.

03

Review and expand

Check time returned, accuracy, review effort, and running cost. Extend what works.

Related work

Projects behind the service.

FAQ

Why not install OpenClaw ourselves?+

You can. Our engineers help when you need OpenClaw to work across a company: connecting internal tools and knowledge, setting access and approval rules, building shared workflows, and handling monitoring, upgrades, and recovery.

Does this replace the AI tools our team already uses?+

For much of the work, yes. We set up a shared company workspace that connects your knowledge, tools, and workflows, so useful context is available to the whole team instead of trapped in individual chats. Your team can still use specialized tools and models where they fit.

Where will OpenClaw run?+

We choose the environment during scoping based on the workflow, the systems it must reach, and your security and operating requirements.

How do you handle security?+

We define tool permissions, credential storage, approval points, logging, recovery, and ownership for the first workflow. We connect only the systems that workflow needs.

How long does a rollout take?+

After the scoping call, we provide a deployment plan and timeline based on the first workflow and its integration requirements. We do not promise a generic timeline before seeing the systems involved.

What happens after the first workflow works?+

Your team can take ownership with the system and documentation in place. Martian can also stay involved for operations, training, additional workflows, or the production engineering around the deployment.

What is Martian's relationship with OpenClaw?+

Martian is an independent engineering company. Josh Lehman, an OpenClaw maintainer, is part of our team.

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