Requirements and responsibilities
The deployment form exposes an application backup toggle and the hosting page markets automatic backups. Public xCloud docs do not specify retention, exact content or a restore-point selection flow.
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Identify current workspace, channel and job state separately. Upstream OpenClaw backup commands are not the xCloud managed backup service.
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Illustrative situation
Illustrative scenario: an owner plans a provider and workspace change and needs a recoverable record of the current agent state.
Choose the approach
Use the documented hosted backup controls and current dashboard evidence first. Treat upstream CLI backup behavior as a separate application option only if the hosted operator actually has that access.
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Dashboard and application procedure
Follow these steps yourself, or use the scoped AI handoff below for supported hosting operations.
Step 1 of 5
Record current state
- Where
- OpenClaw application and xCloud Status
- Permissions
- Authorized OpenClaw owner or application administrator
- Inputs
- Provider, channel, workspace version and active jobs
- Action
- Record the known-good configuration and last successful bounded chat without copying secrets into the record.
- Expected result
- A state inventory exists for later comparison.
- Verify
- Confirm the recorded bot, provider and task result against current views.
- If it fails
- If current state is already broken, label it and do not call it a clean recovery point.
Sources: How to Deploy OpenClaw with xCloud · OpenClaw backup guidance
Step 2 of 5
Inspect backup enablement
- Where
- xCloud managed OpenClaw backup controls
- Permissions
- Authorized OpenClaw owner or application administrator
- Inputs
- Named server and backup owner
- Action
- Check whether backups were enabled at creation and what current backup controls or history the dashboard exposes.
- Expected result
- The owner knows whether hosted backup capture is configured.
- Verify
- Record the visible setting and latest completed entry if available.
- If it fails
- If the setting is off or history is absent, stop the risky change and resolve backup coverage.
Sources: How to Deploy OpenClaw with xCloud · Managed OpenClaw Hosting
Step 3 of 5
Confirm the recovery scope
- Where
- xCloud documentation or support handoff
- Permissions
- Authorized OpenClaw owner or application administrator
- Inputs
- Required workspace, memory, sessions, credentials and channels
- Action
- Compare required state with the hosted backup’s documented or confirmed scope; keep unknown fields explicitly unknown.
- Expected result
- The change owner knows which state is recoverable.
- Verify
- Obtain a source or support answer for critical missing items.
- If it fails
- If critical state scope is unknown, create an independent approved record or defer the change.
Sources: How to Deploy OpenClaw with xCloud · Managed OpenClaw Hosting · OpenClaw backup CLI
Step 4 of 5
Identify a usable point
- Where
- Confirmed xCloud backup record or support handoff
- Permissions
- Authorized OpenClaw owner or application administrator
- Inputs
- Completed point ID/time and intended target
- Action
- Locate a completed recovery record in the dashboard or obtain one from xCloud support, then record its time, scope and exact server.
- Expected result
- A specific candidate recovery point is identified.
- Verify
- Check completion status and server identity; do not rely on a scheduled label alone.
- If it fails
- If no completed point exists, do not proceed with the change.
Sources: Managed OpenClaw Hosting · OpenClaw backup guidance
Step 5 of 5
Set a restore decision
- Where
- Change record
- Permissions
- Authorized OpenClaw owner or application administrator
- Inputs
- Backup point, newer-record owner and rollback trigger
- Action
- Document who can request restore, what newer chats/files/jobs could be lost, and which acceptance prompt will be repeated afterward.
- Expected result
- Recovery has an owner and data-preservation rule.
- Verify
- Have another operator explain the difference between restore and reset.
- If it fails
- If a reset is presented as the backup path, stop and correct the plan.
Sources: How to Reset OpenClaw with xCloud · Managed OpenClaw Hosting · OpenClaw backup guidance
Maintenance
Before every material config change, confirm the named server, backup setting, latest completed recovery record and any scope gaps that matter to this agent.
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Recovery decisions
If no completed recovery point or scope confirmation exists, stop the planned change. Preserve the current provider/channel/workspace inventory and obtain a confirmed point; never substitute the temporary reset /tmp copy.
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AI handoff
Use the named xCloud dashboard for hosted controls and verify application tools in the deployed OpenClaw version before use. An xCloud hosting MCP write operation for these actions is not documented.
Supported scope
- Inspect and manage the hosted OpenClaw service dashboard · manual
Use only controls visible for this managed OpenClaw server. Creation, provider, channel, UI, updates and logs are separate xCloud dashboard actions; no OpenClaw hosting MCP write operation is documented.
Checkpoint: Confirm the exact server, selected control and effect before changing it; inspect resulting status and a bounded chat.
- Review managed backup, recovery or reset dashboard · manual
xCloud markets recovery and documents a destructive reset; public docs do not establish restore-point selection or exact backup scope. Reset permanently removes OpenClaw state and is not a restore.
Checkpoint: Inventory current and newer records, obtain a verified recovery point and exact target, then validate state after recovery. Do not use reset as an unexplained repair.
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Copyable agent brief
Manual checkpoints
- The xCloud owner checks the backup toggle and obtains a completed recovery record from the dashboard or support.
- The owner resolves exact state scope and target before changing any setting.
Feature coverage
- task setup and decision (covered): Defines prerequisites and an explicit hosted/application handoff. Record current state Inspect backup enablement
- task acceptance and failure (covered): A completed, correctly scoped recovery point is identified with an owner and explicit newer-state handling before the risky change. Failure: Unknown critical scope, no completed point or confusion between backup, restore and reset blocks the change. Confirm the recovery scope Identify a usable point Set a restore decision