How to implement automatic account rotation in OpenClaw when using Antigravity OAuth with multiple f
How to implement automatic account rotation in OpenClaw when using Antigravity OAuth with multiple family accounts?
Iโm currently running an OpenClaw instance for high-frequency automation tasks (including Web3 farming and code analysis). I'm using the Antigravity OAuth provider to connect my Google accounts.
The Situation:
I have about 8 different "family" Google accounts connected. Each account has its own AI-pro-tier quota for models like Gemini 3-Flash and Pro. Currently, I have all these profiles registered in my openclaw.json under auth.profiles.
The Problem:
When my primary account hits the Rate Limit (429) or exhausts its daily token quota, the agent simply fails with an "All models failed" error. To switch accounts, I currently have to manually run openclaw onboard or manually edit the auth.order in the config file and restart the gateway. This breaks the "Full Automation" workflow Iโm aiming for.
The Goal:
I want to implement a Seamless Account Auto-Router. When Account A is exhausted, the system should automatically detect this and switch to Account B (the next one in the auth.order) without me having to touch the console.
Technical Specifics:
Provider: google-antigravity (OAuth)
Current Config Structure: Multiple entries in auth.profiles and a list in auth.order.
My Questions:
Is there a built-in feature in OpenClaw to handle automatic failover between multiple OAuth profiles of the same provider?
If not, what is the best way to programmatically "hot-swap" the active profile? I've considered writing a Python script to patch openclaw.json and trigger a SIGUSR1 restart, but I'm wondering if there's a more "native" way via the CLI or API.
How can I reliably detect "Quota Exhausted" vs. a temporary "Rate Limit" through the CLI output to decide when to trigger a swap?
Any advice or snippets on how to manage multi-account routing would be greatly appreciated!
Iโm currently running an OpenClaw instance for high-frequency automation tasks (including Web3 farming and code analysis). I'm using the Antigravity OAuth provider to connect my Google accounts.
The Situation:
I have about 8 different "family" Google accounts connected. Each account has its own AI-pro-tier quota for models like Gemini 3-Flash and Pro. Currently, I have all these profiles registered in my openclaw.json under auth.profiles.
The Problem:
When my primary account hits the Rate Limit (429) or exhausts its daily token quota, the agent simply fails with an "All models failed" error. To switch accounts, I currently have to manually run openclaw onboard or manually edit the auth.order in the config file and restart the gateway. This breaks the "Full Automation" workflow Iโm aiming for.
The Goal:
I want to implement a Seamless Account Auto-Router. When Account A is exhausted, the system should automatically detect this and switch to Account B (the next one in the auth.order) without me having to touch the console.
Technical Specifics:
Provider: google-antigravity (OAuth)
Current Config Structure: Multiple entries in auth.profiles and a list in auth.order.
My Questions:
Is there a built-in feature in OpenClaw to handle automatic failover between multiple OAuth profiles of the same provider?
If not, what is the best way to programmatically "hot-swap" the active profile? I've considered writing a Python script to patch openclaw.json and trigger a SIGUSR1 restart, but I'm wondering if there's a more "native" way via the CLI or API.
How can I reliably detect "Quota Exhausted" vs. a temporary "Rate Limit" through the CLI output to decide when to trigger a swap?
Any advice or snippets on how to manage multi-account routing would be greatly appreciated!
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