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Run Your Own AI Agent on Even Realities G2 (Complete OcuClaw Setup)

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Technology

Overview

The video is a full end-to-end walkthrough for setting up OpenClaw (an AI agent “bridge”) with Even Realities G2 smart glasses using OcuClaw, so the glasses can host/control an AI agent (including voice).

Core issue addressed (why the guide exists)

The creator tried connecting OpenClaw to Even Realities G2 smart glasses and found:

  • Documentation was hard to follow
  • Many moving pieces
  • Few complete video walkthroughs that cover everything end-to-end

After trial and error, they get it working and share the full pipeline.

What you build (end state)

You set up a private, user-controlled AI agent running locally via OpenClaw, accessed through your G2 glasses.

It establishes a complete communication chain:

  • Glasses ↔ OcuClaw app (phone) ↔ Tailscale (private network) ↔ OpenClaw gateway ↔ AI model ↔ back to glasses

It also adds voice using Sonix (speech-to-text), then routes recognized text through the agent and returns responses to the glasses.

Roadmap / major steps in the walkthrough

  1. Install OpenClaw on Windows

    • Uses the installer at docs.openclaw.ai/install
    • Requires PowerShell
    • The installer can auto-install prerequisites like Git and Node.js
    • Authentication with an AI provider (example: OpenAI; supports others like Claude)
    • Sets up the gateway and the agent UI

  2. Verify OpenClaw version compatibility

    • For OcuClaw in this video, requires OpenClaw 2026.6.9 or newer

  3. Install the OcuClaw skill inside OpenClaw

    • After installation, confirm “verification passed” / OcuClaw assist ready
    • Notes a potential issue: session initialization conflict
    • Fix: create a new session

  4. Create a relay token

    • Relay token acts as a trust credential between components
    • Do not share publicly

  5. Adjust PowerShell execution policy

    • Allows local scripts to run for the current user
    • Avoids broadly lowering restrictions on internet scripts

  6. Connect everything securely with Tailscale

    • Tailscale creates a private overlay network between devices
    • Keep Tailscale running
    • Configure OpenClaw to recognize completion

  7. Configure OcuClaw in the Even Realities app

    • Install OcuClaw from Even Hub
    • Set relay server address using the correct WSS format and port 8444
    • Relay hostname comes from Tailscale status (or is provided by OpenClaw)
    • Enter the relay token
    • Success check: OcuClaw connection shows OpenClaw session/model info, confirming glasses ↔ computer communication

  8. Enable and use OcuClaw Debug Console (strongly recommended)

    • Debug logs are opt-in
    • Steps include:
      • Run PowerShell commands to permit debug logging
      • Restart OpenClaw gateway
      • Enable debug in the OcuClaw app (toggle under settings → display/debug)
    • If errors occur: submit a report including details and a generated reference ID

  9. Test the core text pipeline before voice

    • Send “hello” from the phone to confirm:
      • the agent responds in the app
      • the response appears in the G2 glasses

  10. Add voice with Sonix (speech-to-text)

    • Sonix uses usage-based pricing (creator reports spend was extremely low)
    • Setup:
      • Create Sonix account, project, and API key
      • Put API key into OpenClaw via PowerShell
      • Set OcuClaw voice provider to Sonix

  11. Run voice control UX test

    • Uses manual listening control (ring/touch controls):
      • Open “listen”, then single-tap to start/stop listening as described
    • Confirm the full pipeline:
      • audio captured → speech-to-text → OpenClaw processing → response delivered to glasses
    • Creator preference: manual control over wake word to reduce misinterpretation during conversations

Product/feature highlights and analysis

  • OpenClaw “gateway” is the always-running core component:

    • session control
    • connects the AI agent to tools
    • hosts the UI
    • manages plugins/hooks/background automation

  • OcuClaw is described as officially sanctioned via OpenClaw’s skill marketplace (not a random third-party add-on).

  • Long-term operation expectation

    • Once configured, it should keep running whenever the computer/services are online.
    • If something breaks, you can ask OpenClaw to restart or use commands like gateway restart/status.

  • Debug tooling is emphasized

    • Because setup is complex, better bug reports include relevant code/context for developers to fix issues faster.

Guide resources mentioned

  • All commands/scripts are available as a free download on the creator’s website (link in description).
  • Community / experimentation:
    • Tech With Spencer Discord
    • OcuClaw Discord (linked below)
  • For debugging details, it points to an AcuClaw website walkthrough.

Main speakers/sources

  • Spencer (Tech With Spencer) — main presenter and guide author
  • OpenClaw — AI agent platform and “gateway” component
  • OcuClaw / Even Hub — glasses integration skill/app
  • Tailscale — secure private networking
  • Sonix — speech-to-text provider
  • Mentioned project credit: Akeylu (creator of an update for OcuClaw)

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