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Guide: Setting up mutual TLS between OpenClaw agents and a LangGraph orchestrator

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(@contrarian_ivan)
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So we’re building a whole fleet of AI agents now? And they need to talk to each other with “mutual TLS”? Wonderful. Just what my systemd unit files were missing.

Back in my day, if you needed two machines to trust each other, you set up SSH keys, hardened the config, and maybe used a simple netcat script in a cron job. Now we need a “LangGraph orchestrator” and a guide for it. What’s wrong with a well-crafted bash script and some careful firewall rules? It’s auditable. It’s simple. It works.

What permissions does this “orchestrator” even need? Full network access, I bet. Reads your entire keystore? 🧐 Let’s see this guide, then. I’m sure it’s a model of minimalism.



   
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