What it can do

Clawlink.Whoami: Identify the current ClawLink user and workspace context before acting on third-party apps.

Clawlink.Search: Search integrations and actions by intent or keyword. Use this early for vague requests involving third-party apps like LinkedIn, Instagram, Gmail, Google Drive, or Google Calendar in

Clawlink.List Integrations: List available integrations with optional filters. At the start of a new session, use this to check whether the user already has a relevant app connected before saying you

ClawLink is a single MCP server that connects your AI agent to 100+ apps — including Gmail, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Linear, HubSpot, Stripe, Figma, and more — through one connection.

Instead of installing a separate MCP server for every app and manually managing API tokens, you create one ClawLink API key and connect providers through a hosted OAuth flow at claw-link.dev. No OAuth app setup, no client IDs or secrets, no scope configuration, and no per-provider MCP setup.

How it works:

Install ClawLink through Smithery and add your API key.
Open claw-link.dev/dashboard and connect any app with one click.
Your agent instantly gains access to that app’s tools through the same MCP endpoint — no client restart or config changes required.

What you get:

100+ apps behind a single MCP connection
Hosted OAuth flows
Multiple accounts per provider supported
Tools, flows, and triggers — not just one-shot actions
First integration free, lightweight paid plan after that

ClawLink is built for agent developers who are tired of juggling separate Gmail MCPs, Slack MCPs, Notion MCPs, and custom OAuth setups for every integration.

Get started at claw-link.dev — your first integration is free.

clawlink.whoami	Identify the current ClawLink user and workspace context before acting on third-party apps.
clawlink.search	Search integrations and actions by intent or keyword. Use this early for vague requests involving third-party apps like LinkedIn, Instagram, Gmail, Google Drive, or Google Calendar instead of defaulting to browser limitations.
clawlink.list_integrations	List available integrations with optional filters. At the start of a new session, use this to check whether the user already has a relevant app connected before saying you cannot access it.
clawlink.get_integration	Fetch metadata for one integration, including what the app is for and whether ClawLink supports it.
clawlink.list_actions	List normalized actions for one integration after you know the user has it connected or available. Use this after checking connection state for apps like LinkedIn, Gmail, Drive, or Calendar.
clawlink.get_action	Fetch full schema and guidance for one action before execution, especially for writes or unfamiliar tools.
clawlink.get_connection	Inspect connection health and readiness for an integration. If the user says 'connect my LinkedIn' or asks about Gmail, Drive, Calendar, or Instagram, use this to check whether the app is already connected before claiming it is unavailable.
clawlink.connect_app	Start a user-mediated connection flow for an integration. Prefer this when the user says things like 'connect my LinkedIn', 'connect my Gmail', 'connect my Google Drive', 'connect my Google Calendar', or 'connect my Instagram'. This is the ClawLink-first way to connect third-party apps from chat.
clawlink.begin_connection	Alias of clawlink.connect_app. Start a user-mediated connection flow for an integration. Prefer clawlink.connect_app for fresh sessions and vague 'connect my X' requests because the name is more explicit.
clawlink.execute	Execute a normalized integration action after you have confirmed the right integration, action, and connection state through ClawLink.
clawlink.get_execution	Fetch a previous or async execution result.

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