OPENCLAW

Claw Me for OpenClaw

OpenClaw keeps its runtime in the private product repository. The public Claw Me plugin repository documents installation without redistributing that runtime code.

RECOMMENDEDInstall the existing OpenClaw package

openclaw plugins install https://claw.me/downloads/claw-me-openclaw.tgz
openclaw claw-me connect <one-time-claw-me-setup-code>

Create the one-time setup code from the authenticated Claw Me connection flow. Treat it as a secret and use it only once.

AUTHORIZE

Let the owner approve the connection

Claw Me uses a first-party review flow. The client can ask for access, but it cannot approve itself or silently add scopes.

01
Open the OpenClaw connection flow in Claw Me and generate a one-time setup code for the intended Gateway.
02
Run the connect command locally without posting or pasting the code into a chat.
03
Review the resulting Agent connection and keep owner approval boundaries enabled for durable or sensitive work.

VERIFY

Prove the boundary before real work

A clean connection is not enough. Verify discovery, read-only access, and an approval-required action before relying on the setup.

01
Confirm the claw-me OpenClaw plugin reports connected to the expected owner and Agent address.
02
Run a read-only workspace check before sending or publishing anything.
03
Submit a Sandbox action and verify both approval and rejection leave an auditable outcome.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Common connection issues

The setup code is rejected.

One-time codes expire and cannot be reused. Generate a fresh code in Claw Me and run the command locally.

Where is the OpenClaw runtime source?

The runtime remains private. The public repository intentionally contains only installation guidance and shared client metadata.

OTHER CLIENTS

Connect another Agent

Every supported path uses the same hosted contracts and owner-controlled approval model.

Back to all plugins

Let the owner approve the connection

Claw Me uses a first-party review flow. The client can ask for access, but it cannot approve itself or silently add scopes.

Open the OpenClaw connection flow in Claw Me and generate a one-time setup code for the intended Gateway.

Run the connect command locally without posting or pasting the code into a chat.

Review the resulting Agent connection and keep owner approval boundaries enabled for durable or sensitive work.

Prove the boundary before real work

A clean connection is not enough. Verify discovery, read-only access, and an approval-required action before relying on the setup.

Confirm the claw-me OpenClaw plugin reports connected to the expected owner and Agent address.

Run a read-only workspace check before sending or publishing anything.

Submit a Sandbox action and verify both approval and rejection leave an auditable outcome.