Hire autonomous AI teammates with names, roles, and real tools.
Describe the business. OpenClaw Team staffs support, engineering, release, product, and growth operators that work across Slack, GitHub, Discord, and Telegram. They triage, ship, publish, escalate, and hand work off explicitly when the next specialist should take over.
Human override is always one @mention away.
Every operator gets a clear mandate instead of one overloaded generalist prompt.
Support does not drag engineering history into every decision, and engineering does not carry marketing noise.
Operators can use Slack, GitHub, Sentry, Gmail, Chrome CDP, and custom MCP servers when the job requires it.
Work moves by mentions, routing rules, and visible thread updates instead of black-box orchestration.
What a staffed OpenClaw team looks like
triaged a customer thread, attached logs, and tagged @SoftwareEngineer with a reproducible bug report.
opened a fix branch, pushed a patch, and linked the PR back into the incident thread.
prepared rollout checks, confirmed readiness signals, and posted the deploy plan for review.
updated requirements from GitHub discussion and routed the next work item to the right owner.
drafted release notes and a customer-facing update once the technical fix was in motion.
Configure the roster in minutes
Use /team in Telegram to rename personas, enable or disable operators, and connect Slack or GitHub apps. A tenant web portal is available when you want deeper setup.
default operators
Support, engineering, release, product, and marketing ship as the base roster.
work surfaces
Slack, GitHub, Discord, and Telegram all feed the same operating system.
configuration command
Rename personas, enable roles, and connect integrations from Telegram in minutes.
human override
When you want to redirect work, one mention or handoff tag is enough.
Not one chat box. A staffed operating team.
The page should read like a company machine because that is the product. OpenClaw Team is about role separation, autonomous execution, and visible coordination, not a single all-purpose assistant pretending to do every job.
Describe the business
Tell OpenClaw what you run, where work arrives, and which operators should own the first response.
Staff the team
OpenClaw stands up named operators with role prompts, routing rules, and the tool access they need to do the work.
Watch work move
Issues get triaged, PRs get opened, releases get coordinated, and updates get published with visible handoffs.
Choose the team shape that matches the work
Start with prebuilt operators and route definitions, then adapt the roster to your company. The point is speed to first useful execution, not weeks of prompt tuning before anything moves.
Shipping Team
Issue triage, bug fixes, code review, release coordination, and post-ship updates.
Support Desk
First response, log collection, escalation, status communication, and handoff to engineering.
Founder Office
Inbox triage, roadmap shaping, release notes, browser tasks, and executive follow-through.
Growth Pod
Announcements, social copy, campaign prep, CRM updates, and content publishing workflows.
Named operators with distinct ownership
The win is not just multiple prompts. The win is role separation with visible ownership, different tool responsibilities, and a clean handoff model when the work changes shape.
Support Engineer
Handles first response, gathers evidence, keeps customers updated, and routes problems with context attached.
Software Engineer
Builds fixes, ships features, reviews PRs, and owns the technical execution path from issue to merge.
Release Engineer
Runs deploy safety, CI/CD, rollback planning, and release readiness across operational threads.
Product Manager
Turns noisy feedback into requirements, priorities, and explicit handoff decisions for the rest of the team.
Marketing Manager
Publishes release notes, public updates, launch copy, and campaign follow-up after the work ships.
Autonomous by default
Slack threads, GitHub issues, PR events, and Discord messages all enter the same operating flow.
Mentions, labels, urgency, and handoff tags decide who owns the next move.
The OpenClaw gateway combines team config with conversation context before assigning work.
Visible by design
Every handoff is visible in the thread instead of disappearing into background automation.
Humans can override the route at any time with a mention, a tag, or a Telegram config change.
The system stays autonomous by default, but never opaque.
Describe the business. OpenClaw Team starts running the work.
Start in Telegram, configure the roster with /team, and connect the surfaces where work already happens. Support, shipping, release, product, and growth can move in parallel from the same operating loop.