Connect Your Integrations (Clawvisor)
Clawvisor is the credential vault and integration hub for your Claw. Once connected, your Claw can read your Gmail, check your calendar, monitor GitHub, and pull Slack messages — without you copy-pasting API tokens or writing any code.
This recipe walks through the full setup from scratch. If you already completed the Onboarding flow, you can skip to Save your config to TOOLS.md.
The problem
Connecting a Claw to external services usually means hunting for API docs, generating tokens, and managing credentials manually. Clawvisor handles the OAuth flows for you and stores credentials securely — so your Claw can use them in any session, including isolated cron runs.
Steps
Sign in to Clawvisor
Go to clawvisor.ai (opens in a new tab) and sign in with your HyperClaw account. You'll land on the integrations dashboard.
Connect your services
Connect the integrations you want your Claw to use. Each one takes about 30 seconds:
| Integration | What your Claw can do |
|---|---|
| Gmail | Read inbox, search threads, send replies |
| Google Calendar | Read events, check availability, create events |
| GitHub | Read issues, PRs, commits, repo activity |
| Slack | Read messages, post to channels |
| Linear | Read and update issues |
| Notion | Read and write pages |
Click Connect next to each service and complete the OAuth flow. Clawvisor stores the credential — you won't touch it again.
Get your agent token
After connecting your first integration, go to Settings → Agent Token and copy your token.
Back in your Claw conversation (or terminal), save it to your OpenClaw environment:
openclaw env set CLAWVISOR_AGENT_TOKEN=your_token_hereThis persists across all sessions, including isolated cron runs.
Save your config to TOOLS.md
Tell your Claw to record what's connected so it knows what to use in future sessions:
Save my Clawvisor integration status to ~/TOOLS.md.
I have connected: Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, Slack.
My Clawvisor agent token is already saved as CLAWVISOR_AGENT_TOKEN.Your Claw will create or update ~/TOOLS.md with an integration table it can read at the start of any task.
Verify it's working
Test a live pull in your conversation:
Read ~/TOOLS.md. Use Clawvisor to fetch my last 5 Gmail messages.If Clawvisor is connected correctly, you'll see your actual inbox. If something is missing, your Claw will tell you which permission is needed.
What to expect
After setup, your Claw has real-time access to your connected services in any conversation. It will:
- Check your calendar before suggesting meeting times
- Summarise your overnight inbox without you forwarding anything
- Pull open GitHub PRs and flag ones waiting on your review
- Surface Slack messages that mention your name or team
Tips
Start every cron prompt with Read ~/TOOLS.md. Isolated cron sessions don't carry conversation history. TOOLS.md is how your Claw knows what integrations it has access to.
Revoke and reconnect if a token goes stale. If your Claw reports a Clawvisor auth error, go to the integrations dashboard, revoke the connection, and reconnect. OAuth tokens can expire after password changes or permission revocations.
Add integrations incrementally. You don't need everything connected on day one. Start with Gmail and Calendar — those two cover most daily workflows.
Once Clawvisor is set up, the Morning Brief recipe becomes significantly more useful — your Claw can pull live data from all your services into a single daily summary.