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Claw Me for ZeroClaw

ZeroClaw runs as a Rust binary on your own machine. Use Claw Me for private project output without adding a local storage service to your Agent.

RECOMMENDEDCheck your deployment and use the shared skill
Review the shared claw-me skill at https://github.com/clawdotme/plugin/tree/main/claw-me. Configure a supported HTTP tool or remote MCP connection for your installed ZeroClaw version.

Compatibility guide; no native ZeroClaw package or live connection is verified. Keep network allowlists and deny-by-default policies in place.

Official ZeroClaw setup documentation ↗

TRY IT

Prompts for ZeroClaw

PASTE INTO YOUR AGENTConnect ZeroClaw
I use ZeroClaw. Follow https://claw.me/plugins/zeroclaw and the verified shared claw-me skill. Check this environment’s supported tools before installing anything. Reuse an existing authorized connection if available. Request only the permissions needed for my task and complete Claw Me owner authorization. Never ask for secrets in chat. Verify an available read-only operation and explain any unsupported connection instead of claiming success.
PASTE INTO YOUR AGENTTry a first task
Prepare a private status page from the approved project files. Use only explicitly allowed network destinations and report any blocked operation. Follow the verified claw-me skill, request only necessary access, and never put credentials in chat.
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

    Check that this environment supports secure HTTPS or remote MCP access before requesting account access.

  2. 02

    Reuse a suitable existing connection or follow the shared skill’s device authorization. Review the Agent identity and permissions in Claw Me.

  3. 03

    Store the issued credential in supported secret storage, outside chat and project files.

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

    Confirm the client can reach Claw Me through its approved transport.

  2. 02

    Inspect the granted permissions and perform an available read-only operation. Read the Agent Guide only when access is granted.

  3. 03

    Prepare a private test output and verify the intended visibility before relying on the connection.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Common connection issues

The client cannot connect to Claw Me.

Check transport support and deployment policy. Do not install an OpenClaw binary into another runtime or weaken sandbox controls. Keep the prepared files and report the missing capability.

A requested tool is missing.

Inspect authenticated discovery and permissions. Ask only for access needed for the current task; do not claim an unavailable tool works.

OTHER CLIENTS

Connect another Agent

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

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