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Dave IT Guy — Deploy AI stacks with one command. OpenClaw, Ollama, Qdrant—fully containerized. Run locally or ship to the cloud. Same stack, anywhere.

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Dave IT Guy

Deploy AI stacks with one command.

Dave-IT-Guy delivers a fully containerized stack with OpenClaw as its core engine plus Ollama and Qdrant, in a single command. No host installs, no config archaeology. Everything runs in Docker; run locally or ship to the cloud. Same stack, anywhere.

From single assistant to self-orchestrating system.

dave-it-guy transforms from a single operator into dave-the-MasterClaw: a recursive orchestrator with one control plane that can spawn specialized OpenClaw runtimes on demand. In this model, the original TUI is no longer just a launcher for one stack; it becomes a parent agent that delegates work to child agents, each running as an independent OpenClaw container with its own execution lifecycle.

This is the shift from a single-instance assistant to a multi-instance self-orchestrating system: dave-it-guy becomes the “master of itself,” able to launch, supervise, and coordinate additional OpenClaw sub-agents, then either clean them up automatically or keep them alive for interactive continuation.

Quick Start

pip install dave-it-guy
dave-it-guy deploy openclaw

Then open the AI assistant:

docker exec -it dave-it-guy-openclaw openclaw tui

Gateway: http://localhost:18789 · Qdrant: http://localhost:6333/

Set your Anthropic API key when prompted (or add it later); Ollama is the fallback for local-only use.

Run the CLI from Docker (localhost)

Build the image from this repo, then use your host’s Docker socket so deploy can start the stack on localhost (same as pip install + dave-it-guy deploy).

# From the repo root
docker build -t dave-it-guy:local .

# Smoke test (no Docker socket needed)
docker run --rm dave-it-guy:local list

# Deploy OpenClaw on localhost (mount socket + persist ~/.dave_it_guy)
docker run --rm -it \
  -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  -v "$HOME/.dave_it_guy:/root/.dave_it_guy" \
  dave-it-guy:local deploy openclaw
  • On Windows (Docker Desktop), use -v //var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock if the path above does not work.

  • Pass --skip-setup and set ANTHROPIC_API_KEY (and optional OPENAI_API_KEY) in the environment if you want a non-interactive deploy:

    docker run --rm -it \
      -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
      -v "$HOME/.dave_it_guy:/root/.dave_it_guy" \
      -e ANTHROPIC_API_KEY="your-key" \
      dave-it-guy:local deploy openclaw --skip-setup --force
    

After deploy, open http://localhost:18789 or run docker exec -it dave-it-guy-openclaw openclaw tui on the host.

What You Get

  • OpenClaw (main runtime) — AI agent gateway, tools, and TUI
  • MasterClaw (external orchestrator) — launches and coordinates sub-agent jobs
  • Enhanced terminal UImasterclaw-tui to create, monitor, and manage sub-agents
  • Multi-instance execution — run lightweight workers or full OpenClaw sub-agents per task
  • Ollama — local/shared model backend for workers and fallback model path
  • Qdrant — shared vector memory across main and sub-agent flows

Fully containerized: the whole stack runs in Docker, no installs on your host machine.

For AI/ML scientists and engineers: why Dave IT Guy over other LLMs

  • Core is OpenClaw — Dave IT Guy’s engine is OpenClaw: an assistant framework with multi-model support, tools, skills, and memory—deployed in one command.
  • Autonomous agent — Multi-step tasks, tools, skills, and persistent RAG (Qdrant)—not just single-turn chat.
  • Your data, your infra — Conversations and embeddings stay on your machine or cloud; no sending prompts to third-party chat APIs unless you opt in.
  • Multi-model, one agent — Local (Ollama) + Anthropic/OpenAI in one config; A/B test models and use fallbacks without switching products.
  • Reproducible — Config-as-code; version and rerun the same stack anywhere (laptop, lab, cloud).
  • Extensible — Add workspace scripts and OpenClaw skills; plug in your evals, pipelines, and tools.

Commands

dave-it-guy list              # Available stacks
dave-it-guy deploy openclaw   # Deploy
dave-it-guy masterclaw-tui    # Launch MasterClaw Enhanced terminal UI
dave-it-guy status openclaw   # Status
dave-it-guy logs openclaw     # Logs
dave-it-guy stop openclaw     # Stop stack (preserve data)
dave-it-guy destroy openclaw  # Remove stack
dave-it-guy doctor            # Diagnose issues
dave-it-guy version           # CLI version

Pricing

Free — Local stacks. Pro — Cloud (Terraform), priority support.

License

MIT.


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