Is Longxia the same thing as OpenClaw?

In most Chinese search contexts, Longxia and OpenClaw point to the same topic. The difference is usually one of language and user familiarity, not a completely different product.

Is this the official OpenClaw site?

No. Longxia Guide is a Chinese guide site. Official resources will be marked separately and should be verified before production use.

Which page should I open first?

If you only know the name, start with the OpenClaw overview. If you are ready to act, start with the install guide.

Is this site useful for Feishu users?

Yes, especially if your next step is a collaboration workflow and you need the Feishu path separated from installation and model decisions.

Can OpenClaw run local models?

Yes, but the more important question is whether local routing is worth the setup and maintenance cost for your use case.

Chinese-first guide site

Not officialFeishu pathLocal model path

OpenClaw / Longxia guide for Chinese users

Understand what OpenClaw is first, then decide how to install, connect, and use it.

Many users first discover OpenClaw through the Chinese keyword Longxia, but the real question is rarely whether it is popular. The real question is what it is, where to start, and which setup path fits the task in front of you.

Longxia Guide is not the official OpenClaw website. It is a guide-style knowledge base that reorganizes installation, deployment, Feishu integration, Chinese setup, local model decisions, and resource navigation into practical steps for Chinese users.

Primary market

Chinese users first

Core role

Guide, not mirror site

Best next step

Start with install

Start installation What is OpenClaw?

The homepage distributes intent. It does not replace official docs.

Four common starting paths

I want to get it running

Start with the installation guide if this is your first OpenClaw setup.

I need Feishu integration

Go straight to the Feishu guide if your target is a collaboration workflow.

I want Chinese setup first

Tune language and defaults before you go deeper.

I want local models

Decide whether local control is worth the cost before picking model brands.

What you get here first

Chinese explanations before dense English docsFeishu integration path for collaboration use casesLocal model routing for users who want more controlResource navigation for docs, logos, and entry points

Four common starting paths

Most visitors already know the task they want to solve. These are the most common entry points.

P0 guide

I want to get it running

Start with the installation guide if this is your first OpenClaw setup.

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Task path

I need Feishu integration

Go straight to the Feishu guide if your target is a collaboration workflow.

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Setup

I want Chinese setup first

Tune language and defaults before you go deeper.

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Decision path

I want local models

Decide whether local control is worth the cost before picking model brands.

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How OpenClaw, Longxia, Agent, and Skill connect

The Chinese search journey often mixes names, labels, and ecosystem terms. This page starts by separating them.

OpenClaw

The more formal English brand or project name used in docs and source references.

Longxia / 龙虾

A common Chinese nickname or search entry that often points to the same topic.

Agent / 智能体

A label focused on task execution, orchestration, and multi-step behavior.

Skill / 技能

A capability unit that users often see in workflows and feature explanations.

Recommended learning path

Do not force concepts, setup, and integration into one reading session. Follow the path that matches your stage.

Understand the terms first

Read the OpenClaw overview and the Chinese definition page if the names still feel mixed.

Get the baseline setup working

Use installation and deployment guides to reach a stable starting point.

Add integration and model choices

Move to Feishu integration or local model routing once the base setup is confirmed.

Come back for ecosystem details

Use the agent explainer and resource page after the core path is clear.

Who this site fits best

This site is written for users who need practical context before they spend time on setup.

AI tool explorers

You want to know what OpenClaw is before deciding whether to keep going.

Developers and indie makers

You care about installation, deployment, local models, interfaces, and control.

Feishu-based teams

You need to know whether collaboration entry points and permissions can be made stable.

Workflow users

You want the shortest path from concept to a working setup, not endless exploration.

Start with these core guides

These pages carry the core task flow for the MVP.

Concept

What is OpenClaw?

Clarify the brand name, Chinese nickname, and where this tool fits.

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OpenClaw install guide

Get to the first working launch before you explore anything else.

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Runtime

OpenClaw deployment guide

Move from first launch to a more stable runtime path.

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Integration

Feishu integration guide

Use the shortest route for messaging and collaboration workflows.

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Setup

Chinese setup guide

Tune defaults and language expectations before deeper usage.

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Decision

Local model routing

Decide whether local control makes sense for your use case.

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Homepage FAQ

If you already know your next move

Navigation

Resource navigation

Find docs, GitHub references, logos, and the difference between official and non-official entry points.

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Explainer

Agent explainer

Understand how Agent, Bot, Skill, and memory terms are being used.

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Service

Pricing and service path

Move to the service page if your time cost is already higher than your self-debugging budget.

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Next Step

Start with installation, not abstraction

If your real goal is to get OpenClaw running, the install guide is the best next step.

If you still need the concept cleared up first, move to the OpenClaw overview before you touch configuration.

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