Guide Category: Core Applications
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How To Run The HASMaster Scenario Pipeline In Paperclip
Use Paperclip as the control-plane view for the HASMaster scenario pipeline while keeping OpenClaw, LangGraph, and optional n8n in their current roles.
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Set Up LiteLLM Unified Model Gateway to Route Tasks, Control Costs, and Enforce Privacy
A beginner step-by-step guide to using LiteLLM as one stable model gateway for OpenClaw and other AI clients while controlling cost and enforcing privacy.
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Setting Up Discord for OpenClaw Bots
A clean single-server setup for Discord and OpenClaw using a private server, one bot, 1Password secret references, LiteLLM model routing, pairing-based access control, and a…
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HASMaster Structure Overview
Understand how taxonomy, orchestration, prompts, icons, and registries fit together so HASMaster stays coherent across authoring and runtime.
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HASMaster Taxonomy Guide
Use this guide to understand how taxonomy governs journeys, navigation, search behavior, and authoring safety in HASMaster.
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HASMaster Orchestration Guides
Use this guide to understand the orchestration layer that turns HASMaster prompts into repeatable, validated content and runtime workflows.
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HASMaster Prompt Library Guide
Use this guide to manage prompt-library source of truth, publish flows, and runtime synchronization safely.
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HASMaster Icon Library Guide
Understand how HASMaster icon assets are mapped, validated, and maintained across taxonomy cards and directory surfaces.
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HASMaster Registries Guide
Learn how HASMaster registries drive prompt caches, source references, and runtime control-plane validation.
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Pinout Diagrams
Pinout diagrams are a core implementation aid for ESP boards, serial adapters, relays, sensors, and other low-voltage home automation hardware.
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Safety and Resilience: Smart Power and Security Guardrails
Create a hardened baseline for outage, network failure, and security events with clear response automations.
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Install JupyterHub and JupyterLab from the ground up
Install JupyterHub/JupyterLab end-to-end with authentication, proxy setup, and operational validation.
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Alexa Show Commands
Use Alexa Show command patterns to launch household dashboards, command pages, and voice-friendly shortcuts without forcing users to remember raw URLs.