Develop reComputer Jetson using Clawdbot
Introduction
Traditionally, developing on a Jetson edge device required a physical setup with a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Even with remote SSH access, developers still depended on terminal-based workflows and additional tools for monitoring and deployment. With Clawdbot, development becomes much simpler. Developers can now interact with the reComputer Jetson directly through a chat app like WhatsApp — sending messages to check device status, run commands, and debug scripts in a more convenient way.
This wiki shows how to deploy and use Clawdbot on reComputer Jetson.

Prerequisites
- reComputer Super J4012
- USB Camera
| reComputer Super J4012 | USB Camera |
|---|---|
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Hardware Connection
Connect the USB camera to a USB Type-A port on the Jetson device.
Getting Started
- Install Clawdbot on the Jetson device
Open a terminal on the Jetson device and run:
curl -fsSL https://molt.bot/install.sh | bash
- Configure Clawdbot
After installation, the setup page opens automatically. Follow the terminal prompts and pay attention to:
- Selecting the LLM and entering the API Key
- Choosing the interaction channel (WhatsApp in this example)
- Start the Clawdbot AI Agent
If everything is configured correctly, the agent starts automatically. Then open the WebUI in the Jetson device browser:
http://127.0.0.1:18789

Now you can open WhatsApp on your phone and control the reComputer Jetson by sending messages to yourself.
Effect Demonstration
In the demo video, we used a mobile chat application to check the status of the Jetson device and developed a camera debugging script through chat-based interaction.
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