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AI Workspace All-in-One Setup
This is the recommended bootstrap entry for installing AI Workspace Runtime from the xworkspace-console repository.
The bootstrap script uses this repository as the public entrypoint, then prepares the runtime services through the AI Workspace playbooks and component repositories.
1. Standard Install
Use this when you want the default secure local workspace and only need a generated or existing unified token.
curl -sfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ai-workspace-lab/xworkspace-console/main/scripts/setup-ai-workspace-all-in-one.sh | bash -
2. Advanced Install
Use environment variables before bash - to customize exposure, security, and optional desktop features.
curl -sfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ai-workspace-lab/xworkspace-console/main/scripts/setup-ai-workspace-all-in-one.sh | \
AI_WORKSPACE_SECURITY_LEVEL=strict \
XWORKSPACE_CONSOLE_ENABLE_XRDP=true \
XWORKSPACE_CONSOLE_PUBLIC_ACCESS=true \
XWORKMATE_BRIDGE_PUBLIC_ACCESS=true \
GATEWAY_OPENCLAW_PUBLIC_ACCESS=false \
VAULT_PUBLIC_ACCESS=false \
LITELLM_API_CADDY_STRICT_WHITELIST=true \
TOKEN="your-unified-auth-token" \
bash -
3. Recommended Parameters
| Variable | Default | Recommended Use |
|---|---|---|
TOKEN |
generated or reused | Sets one unified auth token for Bridge, Portal, LiteLLM, OpenClaw, and Vault. |
AI_WORKSPACE_SECURITY_LEVEL |
standard | Use strict for public or semi-public hosts. |
XWORKMATE_BRIDGE_PUBLIC_ACCESS |
false | Enable only when the Bridge domain should be reachable from the Internet. |
XWORKSPACE_CONSOLE_PUBLIC_ACCESS |
false | Enable only when the Portal must be public. Local-only is safer. |
GATEWAY_OPENCLAW_PUBLIC_ACCESS |
false | Keep false unless OpenClaw must be exposed directly. |
VAULT_PUBLIC_ACCESS |
false | Keep false for normal deployments. |
LITELLM_API_CADDY_STRICT_WHITELIST |
false | Enable with strict deployments when LiteLLM is exposed through Caddy. |
XWORKSPACE_CONSOLE_ENABLE_XRDP |
false | Enable only when remote desktop access is required. |
XWORKMATE_BRIDGE_DOMAIN |
host-specific | Set the public Bridge domain, for example acp-bridge.onwalk.net. |
4. Target Host Example
For the current ACP Bridge host:
curl -sfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ai-workspace-lab/xworkspace-console/main/scripts/setup-ai-workspace-all-in-one.sh | \
XWORKMATE_BRIDGE_DOMAIN=acp-bridge.onwalk.net \
XWORKMATE_BRIDGE_PUBLIC_ACCESS=true \
AI_WORKSPACE_SECURITY_LEVEL=strict \
bash -
5. Expected Final Output
After a successful deployment, the script prints the deployed domain and token once, then reports service status for:
- AI Workspace domain and token
- OpenClaw
- QMD
- PostgreSQL
- Vault
- Workspace Portal / Console
- LiteLLM
- Agent CLI:
opencode,gemini,codex,claude
Keep the token output private. It should not be copied into frontend source code or committed to Git.
6. Local macOS Validation
On macOS, the script defaults to local validation mode and starts the Portal at:
http://127.0.0.1:17000
If validation fails because a port is already in use, stop the existing local service or run in a clean session before retrying.