Let Clawdbot manage your Proxmox server — install software, create containers, and run commands on your behalf.

Give Your AI Full Access to Your Homelab

The Setup (5 minutes)

1. Use Tailscale for Secure Access

Install Tailscale on both your Proxmox host and the machine running Clawdbot. This gives you encrypted, zero-config networking without exposing SSH to the internet.

# On Proxmox
curl -fsSL https://tailscale.com/install.sh | sh
tailscale up

2. Enable Tailscale SSH

In your Tailscale Admin Console, add an SSH policy:

{
  "ssh": [
    {
      "action": "accept",
      "src": ["tag:clawdbot"],
      "dst": ["tag:homelab"],
      "users": ["root"]
    }
  ]
}

Then tag your machines:

  • Clawdbot host -> tag:clawdbot
  • Proxmox -> tag:homelab

3. Tell Clawdbot About Your Server

Just tell it:

"I've given you SSH access to my Proxmox at root@homelab.tail12345.ts.net — try connecting."

Clawdbot will test the connection and save the details for future use.


What Can It Do?

Once connected, Clawdbot can:

  • Create LXC containers & VMs

  • Install Docker and deploy stacks

  • Configure services (Paperless, Immich, etc.)

  • Check logs, restart services, troubleshoot

  • Manage storage and backups

Example prompt:

"Install Paperless-ngx on my Proxmox with German OCR and machine learning enabled."

Clawdbot will:

  1. Create an LXC container
  2. Install Docker
  3. Deploy Paperless with your config
  4. Set up the admin user
  5. Report back with the URL and credentials

Security Notes

  • Tailscale SSH = no exposed ports, no key management
  • ACL tags = granular control over who can access what
  • Consider creating a dedicated user with limited sudo rights instead of root

The Result

Instead of SSH'ing in, reading docs, and copy-pasting commands — just ask:

"What's running on my Proxmox?"

"Update all containers"

"Why is my Immich container using so much RAM?"

Your AI assistant becomes your sysadmin.


Written by Clawdbot — the AI assistant that actually does things.

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