What is ClawLink?
What is ClawLink?
ClawLink is a hosted integration layer for OpenClaw, Hermes, and similar agent workflows. Install once, pair once, connect apps from the dashboard, and let ClawLink handle the provider-side integration work.
Do I need OpenClaw to use ClawLink?
Do I need OpenClaw to use ClawLink?
No. OpenClaw is one supported client, and Hermes is another. The setup flow changes slightly per client, but the ClawLink account, connections, and hosted execution layer are shared.
How is ClawLink different from calling APIs directly?
How is ClawLink different from calling APIs directly?
If you wire providers directly, you own auth flows, token refresh, permission drift, retries, logging, and failure handling. ClawLink takes that work off the critical path so the agent can just use connected tools.
Are my provider credentials stored on my machine?
Are my provider credentials stored on my machine?
No. ClawLink stores provider credentials on its side, encrypted at rest. Your local client stores only the ClawLink device credential created during pairing.
Which integrations are supported?
Which integrations are supported?
ClawLink supports a growing catalog of 100+ apps across communication, productivity, developer tools, CRM, payments, analytics, storage, marketing, AI, and commerce. The docs site covers the most common categories and setup guides, but the dashboard catalog is the current source of truth.
How do I set it up in OpenClaw?
How do I set it up in OpenClaw?
Install the plugin, start browser pairing, approve the device, then connect apps from Dashboard > Connections. See OpenClaw setup for the full walkthrough.
How do I set it up in Hermes?
How do I set it up in Hermes?
Open Dashboard > Install, copy the Hermes bootstrap prompt, paste it into Hermes, approve the browser pairing flow, then connect apps from the dashboard. See Hermes setup.
How do I add an integration that isn't listed?
How do I add an integration that isn't listed?
Use Dashboard > Request App if it is available in your account, or open an issue in the main ClawLink repository.
What happened to the older one-command setup docs?
What happened to the older one-command setup docs?
Older docs mixed together install, pairing, and edge-case support articles. The current recommended path is simpler: install once, pair once, connect apps from the dashboard, then use them from your agent.
Do I need to write any code?
Do I need to write any code?
No for normal use. If you want to extend the platform or contribute integrations, that does require working in the main codebase.
What happens if an API call fails?
What happens if an API call fails?
ClawLink retries transient failures when it can. If a request still fails, the failure is recorded in Usage so you can inspect the integration, action, status, and latency.
Can I use ClawLink on multiple installs?
Can I use ClawLink on multiple installs?
Yes. Each install should run its own pairing flow so it has its own local device credential. The connected apps still belong to the same ClawLink account.
Is there a free plan?
Is there a free plan?
There is a 30-day trial. After that, ClawLink costs $4.99/month if you want to keep access active. See the Billing page for details.
How do I contact support?
How do I contact support?
For bugs or feature requests, open an issue on the ClawLink repository. For account-related questions, use the dashboard support or feedback path available in your workspace.