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ClawLink

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Integration layer that lets OpenClaw and Hermes agents use Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub and other apps through managed OAuth with logs and retries.

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About ClawLink

ClawLink solves the integration chore for AI agents. After you install its plugin into an OpenClaw or Hermes agent, the agent can call apps such as Gmail, Slack, Notion and GitHub without you creating OAuth apps or managing API keys.

Setup is designed to be done from chat: you paste an install prompt into your agent, approve a pairing link in the browser and test the connection. Connections use managed OAuth and are kept alive so you are not signed out repeatedly. Actions are triggered in plain English, results come back in the chat, and a log view shows each call with automatic retries. A command line tool is available for login.

The site cites a catalog of over a hundred or even a thousand apps in different places, so the exact count is unclear. ClawLink is a commercial service with a pricing page, and plan prices are not in the scraped text.

Key features

  • Managed OAuth connections to many apps
  • Plugins for OpenClaw and Hermes agents
  • Pairing and setup driven from agent chat
  • Logs of every call with automatic retries
  • No API keys or config files to manage
  • Command line login tool

Good fit for

  • →Letting an AI agent read and send Gmail
  • →Connecting an agent to Notion and GitHub quickly
Tags
ai-agents
oauth
integrations
openclaw
hermes
gmail
automation

ClawLink: questions and answers

What is ClawLink used for?
ClawLink is an integration layer that lets OpenClaw and Hermes agents use Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub and other apps through managed OAuth with logs and retries. It is a good fit for letting an AI agent read and send Gmail, and connecting an agent to Notion and GitHub quickly.
How much does ClawLink cost?
ClawLink is a paid product with no free plan.
Is ClawLink open source?
No. ClawLink is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Workflow Automation category, open-source options include n8n, Activepieces and AstronRPA.
What are some alternatives to ClawLink?
ClawLink competes with Paragon.

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