OpenClaw OAuth Adapter

OpenClaw OAuth Adapter enables approved Google accounts to support practical, user-directed work inside an operator-controlled OpenClaw environment. It exists to give authorized workflows access to the Google services people already use—including Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Contacts, Tasks, and Photos—without asking users to hand over passwords or exposing the operating service publicly. Authorization happens directly with Google: the user selects an account, reviews the requested permissions, and decides whether to grant access. Each account receives a separate, revocable grant, and OpenClaw uses only the approved capabilities to read, search, organize, create, update, send, or delete information when carrying out an authorized task.

Public app informationUser-authorized accessNo login required here

Application purpose

The adapter identifies this application during Google’s consent flow. A user signs in directly with Google, reviews the permissions displayed by Google, and decides whether to grant access. If approved, gogcli stores a separate authorization for that account so OpenClaw can perform tasks requested by the user or an authorized operator.

This public homepage provides information only. It does not receive OAuth redirects, Google credentials, or Google account content, and it does not expose the operating service.

Google data and how it is used

Depending on the task and permissions shown on Google’s consent screen, the integration may access Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Contacts, Tasks, or Photos. It may read, search, organize, create, update, send, or delete data only within the permissions the user grants.

Google user data is used only to provide user-facing, authorized features. It is not sold, used for advertising, or supplied to data brokers.

User choice and control

Every Google account has its own grant. Users can decline authorization, revoke access from Google Account permissions, or contact the operator to request deletion of locally held credentials and account records.

Privacy, terms and conditions

The application policies explain how information is handled, the choices available to users, the conditions for authorized use, and the boundaries that protect connected accounts and the operating environment. Review them before connecting an account or using the integration.