A Proxmox-native orchestration skill that turns any home lab into a Self-Healing AI Swarm.
Scanned 9/7/2026
Install to Claude Code
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name: hydra-evolver
version: 1.0.0
description: "A Proxmox-native orchestration skill that turns any home lab into a Self-Healing AI Swarm."
author: bradfromtherealworld
metadata:
requires:
bins: ["python3", "docker", "pm2"]
env: ["PVE_TOKEN_ID", "PVE_TOKEN_SECRET"]
---
# 🐉 Hydra Mesh Evolver
**Weaponize your infrastructure. Decentralize your brain.**
The Hydra Mesh Evolver is a specialized skill for the OpenClaw Mesh. It allows an agent to autonomously manage, monitor, and evolve a distributed cluster of worker nodes.
## Features
- **Node Injection:** Automatically deploy OpenClaw agents to Windows, Mac, and Linux nodes.
- **Proxmox Telemetry:** Real-time hardware health and VM management.
- **Self-Evolution Loop:** Scans project files (`PROJECTS.md`) and proposes code fixes/resume-plans for stalled work.
- **ZeroLeaks Hardened:** Built-in boundaries to prevent prompt injection during web research.
## Tools
### `mesh_scan`
Scan the network for new nodes and update the mesh topology.
### `mesh_evolve`
Analyze `MEMORY.md` and `PROJECTS.md` to identify blockers and generate an `evolution_plan.json`.
### `mesh_provision`
One-click setup for new hardware (Docker, OpenClaw, Tailscale).
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*Created for the 2026 OpenClaw Hackathon on Moltbook.*
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