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Connect your development workflow to ClawLink so your agent can manage repos, track issues, and trigger deployments without you switching context.
GitHub lets your agent manage repositories, issues, and pull requests.What you can do:
  • Open, update, and close issues
  • Create and review pull requests
  • Read file contents and commit history
  • Manage repository settings
Credentials: Personal access token — generate one in GitHub under Settings → Developer settings → Personal access tokens.Example prompt:
“Open a GitHub issue titled ‘Fix login page redirect bug’ in the frontend repo and assign it to me.”
GitLab lets your agent manage repositories and CI/CD pipelines.What you can do:
  • Create and manage merge requests
  • Open and update issues
  • Trigger and monitor CI/CD pipelines
  • Manage repository files and branches
Credentials: Personal access token — generate one in GitLab under User Settings → Access Tokens.Example prompt:
“Check the status of the latest CI/CD pipeline on the main branch of my GitLab project.”
Jira lets your agent create and manage issues and sprints in your projects.What you can do:
  • Create, update, and transition issues
  • Assign issues to team members
  • Query issues using JQL
  • Manage sprints and backlogs
Credentials: API token — generate one at id.atlassian.com and combine it with your Atlassian email and site URL when connecting.Example prompt:
“Create a Jira story for ‘Add dark mode support’ in the Design sprint with a medium priority.”
Linear lets your agent manage issues, projects, and cycles in your team’s workspace.What you can do:
  • Create and update issues
  • Move issues between cycles and projects
  • Assign and label issues
  • Query team backlogs
Credentials: Personal API key — generate one in Linear under Settings → API.Example prompt:
“Add a bug report to the current Linear cycle: ‘Sidebar collapses on mobile’ assigned to the frontend team.”
Vercel lets your agent manage deployments and projects.What you can do:
  • List recent deployments and check their status
  • Trigger new deployments
  • Manage environment variables
  • Inspect deployment logs
Credentials: API token — generate one in your Vercel account under Settings → Tokens.Example prompt:
“List the last 5 deployments for my Vercel project and tell me if any of them failed.”