Quick Start — ClawLink

Go to claw-link.dev and create your account. New accounts start with a 7-day free trial. Your first app is included, and you do not need a card.

Set up your agent

ClawLink works three ways: the CLI for any agent, the Hermes plugin, or the OpenClaw plugin. Pick one:

Works with any agent. The CLI logs in once and exposes ClawLink to whatever you are running — run it yourself, or paste it wherever you chat with your agent.

npx -y @useclawlink/cli login

Run the login command

Run it in your terminal, or hand it to your agent to run.

Approve in your browser

The command prints a link. Open it and approve the device.

Connect your first app

In the ClawLink dashboard, open Connections and connect your first app.

Start using it

Ask your agent to use your first app.

Full details on each path are in Install ClawLink.

Connect your first app

In the ClawLink dashboard, open Connections and click Add connection. Pick the app and complete the hosted flow.

Good first apps, because setup is quick and the results are easy to check:

Gmail

Slack

Google Calendar

Notion

GitHub

Ask your agent to use it

Try prompts like these:

“Send an email to [email protected] with subject 'Hello'”Gmail
“Post a message to #general in Slack saying the deploy is done”Slack
“Create a GitHub issue titled 'Fix login bug' in my main repo”GitHub
“Add a row to my sales tracker Google Sheet”Google Sheets
“List my last 5 Stripe customers”Stripe

To check the setup, ask your agent: "Using ClawLink, list the apps I have connected." Every call then shows in Dashboard > Logs.

API keys in Settings > Developer are for agents that cannot run the login command. Browser pairing is the recommended setup. To call ClawLink directly over HTTP with a key, see the Developer API.