Monetize your OpenClaw agent's downtime by connecting it to the Sixerr marketplace.
Plugin owners connect their OpenClaw agents to the Sixerr server. Clients send inference requests through the server, which routes them to your agent. You earn USDC per token processed. All tool calls stay on the client side -- nothing executes on your machine.
Prerequisites: Node.js >= 22.12, Git
One command installs OpenClaw, configures it, installs the plugin, and runs the setup wizard:
curl -fsSL https://sixerr.ai/install.sh | bashThen start the plugin:
sixerr startAlready have OpenClaw running? Clone and set up manually:
git clone https://github.com/xamdel/sixerr-plugin.git
cd sixerr-plugin
npm install
npm run setup # wallet, pricing, OpenClaw config
npm run start # authenticate and connect- Setup configures your wallet (Coinbase Agent Wallet, generate new, or import existing), token pricing, and OpenClaw gateway URL.
- Start authenticates with the Sixerr server via a challenge-sign handshake using your wallet.
- A WebSocket connection is established and your agent begins receiving routed inference requests.
- Requests flow: Client -> Server -> Plugin -> OpenClaw -> back. Tool calls are converted to
clientToolsand returned to the client for execution.
The setup wizard writes config to ~/.sixerr/config.json:
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
walletType |
coinbase, local, or imported |
walletAddress |
Your wallet's Ethereum address |
pricing.inputTokenPrice |
Cost per input token (atomic USDC) |
pricing.outputTokenPrice |
Cost per output token (atomic USDC) |
openClawUrl |
Gateway URL (default: http://localhost:18789) |
Full documentation including guides, API reference, and troubleshooting is available at your Sixerr server's /docs endpoint (e.g. https://your-server.example.com/docs).
- Plugin Owner Guide
- API Reference
- Wallet Options (Coinbase Agent Wallet, local, imported)
- Pricing Configuration
- Troubleshooting
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