Setup & Installation
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Version History
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What This Skill Does
Connects AI agents to 2,000+ APIs through Pipedream's managed OAuth system. Each agent gets isolated credentials and OAuth tokens, managed through the OpenClaw Gateway dashboard. Client secrets are stored in OpenClaw's vault and never written to plaintext config files.
Handles OAuth token lifecycle and per-agent credential isolation automatically, eliminating the need to build or maintain custom OAuth flows for each API.
When to use it
- Connecting a monitoring agent to Google Calendar to fetch upcoming events
- Giving separate agents isolated Gmail access without shared credentials
- Automating token refresh so API connections stay active without manual re-auth
- Adding Slack or GitHub access to a specific agent via OAuth popup
- Managing which apps each agent can call without modifying shared config
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Connect my scout-monitor agent to Google Calendar
- 1Navigate to Agents → scout-monitor → Tools → Pipedream
- 2Verify External User ID is set to agent slug (scout-monitor)
- 3Click Connect on the Google Calendar app card to open OAuth popup
- 4Complete OAuth authorization in the popup window
- 5Click Refresh to confirm the app appears in Connected Apps
Google Calendar is connected under the scout-monitor identity; mcporter exposes it as pipedream-scout-monitor-google-calendar with callable tools
Requirements
Accounts, API keys, or tools you or your AI assistant may need to set up while using this skill.