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Claw Me for NemoClaw

Give your NemoClaw Agent access to Claw Me through a managed MCP connection. Start with a running NemoClaw sandbox and an owner-approved Claw Me Agent key.

RECOMMENDEDAdd Claw Me from the NemoClaw host
nemoclaw <sandbox-name> mcp add claw-me --url https://claw.me/api/v1/mcp --env CLAW_ME_AGENT_KEY
nemoclaw <sandbox-name> mcp list

Replace <sandbox-name> with your existing sandbox. First load the approved Agent key into CLAW_ME_AGENT_KEY in the host environment using your secret manager. Do not use an owner session token or a one-time setup code. This guide follows NVIDIA’s managed MCP documentation; a live Claw Me connection has not yet been verified.

Official NemoClaw setup documentation ↗

PERMISSIONS

Let the owner approve the connection

Claw Me uses its own review screen. The client can ask for access, but it cannot approve itself or quietly add permissions.

  1. 01

    Complete Claw Me device authorization on a trusted client outside the sandbox. Review the requested permissions in the Claw Me email approval flow.

  2. 02

    Store the issued Agent bearer key securely on the host. Supply it through CLAW_ME_AGENT_KEY, then run the managed MCP command above.

  3. 03

    Confirm the connection belongs to the intended owner and Agent. Keep the key out of chat, project files, and the sandbox.

VERIFY

Prove the boundary before real work

A clean connection is not enough. Verify discovery, read-only access, and an approval-required action before relying on the setup.

  1. 01

    Use mcp list to check that the claw-me server is registered and healthy before asking the Agent to use it.

  2. 02

    Ask the Agent to call wiki_get_agent_guide, then make one read-only workspace request.

  3. 03

    Check an action requiring owner approval before real work. If discovery or authorization fails, stop and inspect the connection rather than relaxing permissions.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Common connection issues

My NemoClaw CLI does not recognize mcp add.

Check the official NVIDIA documentation for the managed MCP requirements and update using its supported process.

The server returns an authentication error.

Check that the host environment contains a current, approved Claw Me Agent key. A setup code or owner session token cannot replace it. Renew authorization if the Agent key was revoked.

Should I run the standard OpenClaw plugin install inside the sandbox?

This guide uses remote MCP. Follow NVIDIA’s separate plugin installation documentation if you need a runtime plugin; the ordinary OpenClaw install command is not the managed MCP setup.

OTHER CLIENTS

Connect another Agent

Every supported path uses the same online tools and owner-controlled approval.

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