MCP server connecting AI agents to 100+ apps (Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub) via one-click OAuth.
dev.claw-link/clawlink MCP Server
The MCP server connects AI agents to 100+ apps, including Gmail, Slack, Notion, and GitHub, using one-click OAuth. It is positioned as an OpenClaw plugin with Hermes setup, enabling hosted OAuth-based integrations for multiple third-party services.
🛠️ Key Features
Connects to 100+ apps (e.g., Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub)
One-click OAuth app connections
OpenClaw plugin and Hermes setup
Integrates hosted OAuth flows
🚀 Use Cases
Building AI agent integrations with common SaaS tools
Connecting agent workflows to GitHub and other productivity apps
Managing multi-app OAuth authorization via a single setup
⚡ Developer Benefits
Uses OpenClaw plugin approach
Hermes setup to support agent tooling
Broad app coverage (100+), across listed platforms
⚠️ Limitations
Specific MCP tools and counts are not provided in the available server data
Only high-level connection behavior is described; tool-level capabilities are not included
ClawLink is an open-source integration platform and hosted connection layer for OpenClaw, Hermes, and similar AI agent workflows. It gives your agent one-click access to 100+ real apps and APIs including Gmail, Google Drive, Outlook, Slack, GitHub, Apollo, Notion, Shopify, and Stripe.
Use ClawLink when you want OpenClaw or Hermes to send email, read inboxes, create GitHub issues, update CRMs, manage docs, or trigger app workflows without building custom OAuth flows, token refresh logic, or provider-specific integration glue.
1. Copy the instruction prompt to your OpenClaw/Hermes agent
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2. Create an account and pair
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3. Connect the app you want, literally from a 100+ app list
Managing OAuth apps, refreshing tokens, and storing API credentials securely is a pain — especially when you just want your AI agent to send an email or create a GitHub issue.
ClawLink handles the messy parts so you don't have to:
One-click OAuth — connect Gmail, Slack, Notion, and dozens more without writing provider-specific auth code
Managed credentials — ClawLink stores provider OAuth tokens and API keys encrypted at rest, then uses them only to execute and maintain the integrations you authorize
Request logs — see every API call, success, failure, and latency from the dashboard
Built-in reliability — rate limiting, retries, and edge caching included
Clear pricing — 14-day free trial for new accounts; ClawLink Activate is $4.99/month for the full integration catalog
What this repo is for
This repository contains the ClawLink web app, the OpenClaw plugin package, hosted pairing flows, integration catalog, and deployment code.
