OpenClaw is a browser automation and web intelligence layer for scraping, enrichment, monitoring, and action workflows. You define a target page or workflow, run an extraction or action step, and receive structured output ready to use in your systems. OpenClaw is open-source in direction with a hosted, credits-based interface available now at onyxiq.in/products/openclaw.Documentation Index
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What OpenClaw does
OpenClaw handles the parts of web work that are repetitive but hard to automate cleanly:- Browser automation workflows for repeatable web tasks.
- Extraction and enrichment patterns for operational data.
- Open-source direction with hosted credit-based usage available.
Using OpenClaw via the web UI
The scrape tool is live. You can use it directly from your browser without any setup.Go to the OpenClaw product page
Navigate to onyxiq.in/products/openclaw. Sign in to your OnyxIQ account if prompted — you need to be signed in for credits to be tracked.
Click Scrape
Click the Scrape button to start the job. Ten credits are reserved from your balance immediately when the request is submitted.
10 credits are reserved from your balance when you submit a scrape. If the fetch fails — for example, if the page is unreachable — those 10 credits are fully refunded to your account.
Result tabs
Each completed scrape surfaces its output across four tabs:| Tab | Contents |
|---|---|
| Overview | Page title, meta description, first H1 tag, and the timestamp the page was scraped |
| Headings | All heading tags found on the page (H1 through H6) in document order |
| Links | All href values extracted from anchor tags on the page |
| Text | The full readable body text of the page, stripped of HTML |
Example result structure
A completed scrape returns a JSON response with this shape:Credit costs
| Action | Credit cost |
|---|---|
| Scrape (web UI or API) | 10 credits |
| Alert trigger | 1 credit |
| Browser action run | 1–8 credits |
| Log analysis | 8 credits per batch |
