OpenClaw × ECNU AI: Setup Series Overview

A guide to the three OpenClaw setup posts: retrieving API credentials, completing the local installation, and connecting a Feishu bot.

Haoming Wang · Published March 18, 2026

Series Overview

This set of posts follows a continuous setup path: first retrieve API credentials from ChatECNU, then complete the OpenClaw installation locally, and finally extend the same model setup into a Feishu bot. Each post can be read on its own, but the order is clear enough that it is useful to provide a single entry point for the full sequence.

Who this series is for: Readers who want to connect OpenClaw to the ECNU AI platform and then extend the same setup into Feishu.

How to read it: If you are setting everything up for the first time, follow the order ① → ② → ③. If you only need one specific part, jump directly to the relevant post.

What this page does: It does not compress the three tutorials into one long article. Instead, it serves as a single entry point that clarifies the setup path, the target reader, and the recommended reading order.

Reading Order

Step 1

Retrieve ECNU AI API Credentials

Collect the API key, base URL, and model name from ChatECNU before starting the OpenClaw setup.

Best for readers who have not yet organized their API parameters.

Read Tutorial I

Step 2

Install OpenClaw and Connect ECNU AI

Complete the local installation, choose the provider, enter the API values, and verify that the setup works.

Best for readers who want a working local environment as quickly as possible.

Read Tutorial II

Step 3

Connect a Feishu Bot

Create the app on the Feishu Open Platform, import permissions, subscribe to events, and publish the integration.

Best for readers who have already completed the local setup and want to expand into Feishu.

Read Tutorial III

What You Gain from the Series

A reusable set of API credentials
You no longer need to reconstruct the required endpoint values from memory every time.

A working OpenClaw environment in the terminal
You can call the ECNU AI model directly from the local interface.

A clear path from local setup to Feishu
The same model endpoint can support both the terminal workflow and the Feishu bot workflow.

If you only want to complete one part of the setup, this overview works as a quick entry point. If you plan to walk through the entire process, it also helps you see where you are and what to read next.