Coordinate OpenClaw tasks across multiple devices/nodes with deterministic routing, failover, and handoff rules. Use when users run OpenClaw on laptop/desktop/VPS combinations and need resilient cross-device execution.
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name: multi-device-agentic-mesh
description: Coordinate OpenClaw tasks across multiple devices/nodes with deterministic routing, failover, and handoff rules. Use when users run OpenClaw on laptop/desktop/VPS combinations and need resilient cross-device execution.
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# Multi-Device Agentic Mesh
Coordinate work across multiple OpenClaw nodes safely.
## Baseline discovery
Start with node and session visibility checks:
```bash
openclaw status
openclaw nodes list
openclaw sessions list
```
If a command is unavailable in a deployment, use the nearest supported status/list command.
## Build a routing table
Classify each node/device by:
- trust level (high/medium/low)
- latency/availability
- tool access and capabilities
- data sensitivity suitability
Use this table to route tasks to the best node.
## Routing policy
Apply these defaults:
1. Send sensitive tasks to highest-trust local node.
2. Send long-running/background tasks to stable always-on node.
3. Keep user-facing replies near the active user channel/session.
## Failover
If a primary node fails:
1. retry once
2. reroute to secondary node
3. report failover event and degraded mode
Never hide failover from the user.
## Session handoff
When moving work across devices:
- summarize current state
- include pending actions
- include exact next command/message
- confirm handoff destination
## Guardrails
- Do not route sensitive data to untrusted nodes.
- Ask before changing long-lived routing defaults.
- Keep decisions auditable (what was routed where and why).