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, no card required.

Set up your client

ClawLink works three ways — the agent-agnostic CLI, 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 you want and complete the hosted flow.

Apps that are ready today show Connect
Other apps may show Coming soon

Start using your integrations

Your agent can now act on your connected integrations. Try prompts like:

"Send an email to sarah@example.com with subject 'Hello'"
"Post a message to #general in Slack saying the deploy is done"
"Create a GitHub issue titled 'Fix login bug' in my main repo"
"Add a row to my sales tracker Google Sheet"
"List my last 5 Stripe customers"

Start with the apps you use most day to day. Gmail, Slack, Google Calendar, and Notion are good first choices because the setup is quick and the results are easy to verify.

Settings > API Keys still exists, but it is an advanced fallback for manual plugin settings and debugging. Browser pairing is the recommended setup path. To call ClawLink directly over HTTP with a key, see the Developer API.