ClawLink works with OpenClaw through theDocumentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.claw-link.dev/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
@useclawlink/openclaw-plugin package. Install the plugin once, approve this device in your browser, then connect apps from the ClawLink dashboard.
Recommended setup
Install the plugin
Start browser pairing
In OpenClaw, ask the assistant to set up ClawLink or start pairing. The plugin starts a pairing session and gives you a browser URL.
Approve this device in your browser
Open the pairing URL, sign in to ClawLink if needed, and click Approve this device.
Let OpenClaw finish the pairing check
Return to OpenClaw so the plugin can finish the local save step and confirm that the device is paired.
Connect apps from the dashboard
Open Dashboard > Connections, add the apps you want, and start using them from OpenClaw.
What pairing stores locally
Browser pairing creates a device credential in the samecllk_live_... format as manual API keys and stores it locally in ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json.
In the recommended flow, you never have to paste that raw key into chat. OpenClaw stores it for the plugin after the browser approval finishes.
Available plugin tools
After setup, the plugin exposes tools for pairing, connection management, tool discovery, previews, and execution:clawlink_begin_pairingclawlink_get_pairing_statusclawlink_start_connectionclawlink_get_connection_statusclawlink_list_integrationsclawlink_list_toolsclawlink_describe_toolclawlink_preview_toolclawlink_call_tool
Manual fallback
Use Settings > API Keys only if your OpenClaw client exposes a plugin settings UI and browser pairing is not available. In that fallback path:- Create a key in Settings > API Keys
- Copy the raw
cllk_live_...value when it is shown - Paste it into the plugin settings field
