OpenClaw
Integrating with OpenClaw, NanoClaw, ZeroClaw, and other claw providers
OpenClaw and its variants (e.g., NanoClaw, ZeroClaw) are powerful Personal AI Assistants for automating your life and work.
Popular OpenClaw and PixieBrix use cases include:
Assign work to your assistant by sending a message via Telegram, Slack, etc.
Assign work to your agent by creating a task via Trello, Linear, Jira, etc.
Showing the status of AI tasks
Displaying AI-generated resources as you browse
The benefit of using PixieBrix with OpenClaw:
Automatically capture browser context from any website, without copy-paste
Create custom work triggers/forms, to instantly trigger work with consistent results
Integration via Messenger, Task Tracker, etc.
The easiest way to integrate PixieBrix and OpenClaw is to use tools you're already using to communicate with OpenClaw.
Start Task via Messenger
To start a task via a messenger, use PixieBrix to send a message to a channel/DM that OpenClaw is a member of.
Troubleshooting
If your OpenClaw is set to require a mention, don't forget to mention your OpenClaw assistant in the message you send
PixieBrix's integration messenger integrations send messages as a bot. Therefore, OpenClaw must also be set to respond to bot messages (either for all bots, or allowlist the sender bot)
Start Task via Task Tracker
To start a task via task tracker / Kanban board, use PixieBrix to create a task. Then, use one of the following methods for your OpenClaw assistant to work on the task:
Add a cron job/scheduled task for your OpenClaw assistant to check for new tasks, or
Send a message to a messaging channel with the id of the task to work on
Direct Integration
Direct Integration via the OpenClaw Gateway is powerful, but requires additional OpenClaw Gatweay and network configuration:
OpenClaw Webhook (fire-and-forget)
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