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How to Setup OpenClaw on Telegram & Web Access

Recently, I’ve been exploring how to properly connect OpenClaw with Telegram and access its Web UI securely through a cloud VM. Instead of just explaining theory, this video walks you through the complete setup step by step. In this tutorial, I show you how to generate and add an SSH key, create a secure SSH tunnel, access the OpenClaw Web UI from your local browser, and connect your Telegram assistant to it. You’ll also learn how port forwarding works, how to expose internal services like port 18789 and 3000 safely, and how to verify that your app is actually running on the server. This guide is focused on practical execution. No unnecessary complexity, just the exact commands you need to securely bridge your local machine with your VM and get OpenClaw fully operational with Telegram and web access. If you want to control your AI agent from Telegram, access the dashboard remotely, or host your own Node.js app on the same VM, this video will help you set everything up cleanly and correctly. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 0:16 - Web Access 2:10 - Telegram Connection 3:12 - Live Example 4:33 - Fin Documentation with copy-paste commands — I’ll add it here soon. My website: https://www.jigz.dev My app: https://www.genpdf.app Blogs and other helpful resources are linked above. Drop your questions in the comments, and don’t forget to like and subscribe for more practical tutorials.