@aiwerk/openclaw-mcp-bridge
An OpenClaw plugin that connects any MCP server to an OpenClaw agent, registering its tools automatically and offering either individual per-tool registration or a single router tool that saves most of the token cost of many servers.
This plugin is a thin wrapper around the @aiwerk/mcp-bridge library that handles tool registration, lifecycle and configuration for connecting MCP servers to an OpenClaw agent. Installed as an OpenClaw plugin, it can install servers from a bundled catalog, such as Todoist, GitHub, Notion, Stripe, Linear, Google Maps and Hetzner, through an interactive script that prompts for API keys and configures them automatically.
A direct mode registers every server's tools individually, which suits a small number of servers or simpler models, while a router mode exposes a single mcp tool through which the agent discovers and calls server tools, saving roughly 99% of the tool-definition tokens when three or more servers are connected. Configuration lives in the OpenClaw config file, with environment variables resolved from a local .env file or the system environment, and catalog recipes can optionally auto-merge into the server configuration.
Built with TypeScript. MIT licensed.