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RapidClaw for OpenClaw
AI PoweredMicrosoft control harness for OpenClaw-powered agents.
RapidClaw for OpenClaw is the Microsoft control harness for deploying and operating OpenClaw in customer-owned Azure. The guided wizard provisions the runtime, model, identity, Teams, and supporting services, while RapidClaw Command Center gives administrators one place for health, access, costs, approvals, policies, activation controls, and guarded action before agents send, publish, or change records.
Features
Guided wizard for Azure, identity, model, Teams, and OpenClaw runtime deployment
OpenClaw runtime deployed into customer-owned Microsoft Azure infrastructure
Microsoft-aware RapidClaw Command Center for runtime health, deployment status, user access, approvals, diagnostics, usage and costs, policies, and activation controls
SetupOnly, Pilot, and Live activation modes so agent behavior can move forward intentionally
Approval-gated actions before agents send messages, publish content, or change business records
Microsoft identity and tenant boundaries around administrator and user access
Microsoft Teams access for approved business users
Azure VM and infrastructure charges from Microsoft, plus model-token usage from Microsoft or another configured provider, are billed separately
Azure Key Vault-backed secrets and customer-controlled infrastructure
Runs independently of Microsoft Agents and can be used instead of them or alongside them without conflicts
OpenClaw remains the runtime; RapidClaw adds deployment, governance, administration, and support
OpenClaw, Harnessed for Microsoft Azure
RapidClaw for OpenClaw wraps the OpenClaw runtime in a Microsoft-aware control harness. It does not hide that OpenClaw is the engine. It adds the deployment, identity, governance, Teams, approvals, cost visibility, and operating surfaces needed to run OpenClaw as a business-ready environment.
- OpenClaw remains the runtime and agent execution layer
- RapidClaw adds the Microsoft-side deployment and control plane
- Customer-owned Azure infrastructure keeps runtime ownership clear
- Microsoft identity, Teams, secrets, and administrative boundaries surround the runtime
- Guarded actions stay visible and reviewable before anything becomes live
Wizard Deployment from Purchase to Runtime
The RapidClaw wizard guides administrators through the Azure, identity, model, Teams, and runtime settings needed to deploy OpenClaw. Built-in checks help catch missing requirements before provisioning begins, and deployment progress remains visible as your environment comes online.
- Browser-first setup instead of CLI-heavy deployment
- Guided checks before runtime provisioning begins
- Azure, identity, model, Teams, and runtime settings collected in one flow
- Deployment progress visible while OpenClaw comes online
- A cleaner path from purchase to a running OpenClaw environment
Your Azure Environment. Your Models and Costs.
RapidClaw deploys OpenClaw into your Microsoft Azure environment. Your organization keeps control of the infrastructure, tenant boundaries, identity configuration, secrets, models, data boundaries, and ongoing Azure consumption. Azure VM and infrastructure charges from Microsoft, plus model-token usage from Microsoft or another configured provider, are billed separately from the RapidClaw subscription.
- Customer-owned Azure infrastructure rather than a shared black box
- Microsoft identity and tenant boundaries remain under your control
- Secrets protected with Azure Key Vault-backed handling
- Azure VM and infrastructure usage billed directly by Microsoft
- Model-token usage billed by Microsoft or another configured model provider
- Clear separation between OpenClaw runtime ownership and RapidClaw management services
Command Center First
RapidClaw Command Center gives administrators a single Microsoft-aware operating console for OpenClaw. Runtime health, deployment status, user access, Teams readiness, diagnostics, approvals, policies, usage, costs, and activation controls are brought into one administrator-friendly experience.
- Dashboard, agent roster, approvals, safety controls, permission rules, instructions, activity, scheduled tasks, usage and costs, and Microsoft Teams readiness
- Runtime health, deployment status, and diagnostics in one view
- Teams readiness and user-access checks surfaced for administrators
- Approval queues for protected actions before anything becomes live
- Controls for which capabilities are active and who can use them
- A business-admin surface, not just a raw runtime console
Safe by Default
RapidClaw uses SetupOnly, Pilot, and Live activation modes so administrators can decide what the runtime is allowed to do. Agents can prepare work, explain what they found, and queue actions for review before live behaviors are enabled. Every guarded action requires explicit operator confirmation, and everything is audit-logged.
- No automatic live behavior is assumed immediately after deployment
- Administrators decide which capabilities become active and when
- Protected actions can require review before messages, content, or records are changed
- Approval decisions and guarded activity remain audit-visible
- Business users get a simpler, governed front door to OpenClaw capabilities
Powerful for Developers, Manageable for Administrators
RapidClaw does not replace or restrict OpenClaw. OpenClaw remains available for advanced runtime and development work, while RapidClaw gives business administrators the safer day-to-day surface for deployment, access, supervision, and support.
- OpenClaw remains available for advanced runtime and development work
- RapidClaw Command Center is the primary operating surface for most administrators
- Approved users can access OpenClaw through Microsoft Teams using Microsoft identity
- Runs independently of Microsoft Agents and can be used instead of them or alongside them without conflicts
- OpenClaw Admin remains available when lower-level runtime work is needed
Frequently Asked Questions
Is RapidClaw replacing OpenClaw?
No. OpenClaw is the runtime. RapidClaw for OpenClaw adds the Microsoft-aware deployment, management, governance, administration, and support layer around it.
What does the deployment wizard do?
The wizard guides the operator through the Azure, Microsoft tenant, identity, model, Teams, and runtime settings needed to provision OpenClaw into customer-owned Azure infrastructure.
What does the Command Center manage?
The Command Center gives administrators one place to monitor runtime health, deployment status, user access, Teams readiness, diagnostics, approvals, policies, usage and costs, and which capabilities are active.
Where does it run?
OpenClaw is deployed into customer-owned Microsoft Azure infrastructure. Your organization retains control of the Azure resources, tenant boundaries, identity configuration, secrets, models, data boundaries, and ongoing Azure consumption.
What additional costs should we expect?
Azure VM and infrastructure charges are billed by Microsoft through your Azure subscription. Model-token usage is billed by Microsoft or another configured model provider. Those costs are separate from the RapidClaw subscription.
Does RapidClaw require Microsoft Copilot or Microsoft Agents?
No. RapidClaw and OpenClaw operate independently and do not require Microsoft Copilot or Microsoft Agents. Organizations may use RapidClaw instead of Microsoft agent technologies or alongside them without conflicts.