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integrate-agentkit-host

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Updated 10-16 04:32

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Integrate AgentKit Host

Wire an always-on host so it can act as a named user through AgentKit. Then stop.

A host is a long-lived agent process (OpenClaw or Hermes). It is not this git repo.

Guardrails

  • MUST wait for dashboard credential values. MUST NOT invent them.
  • MUST pass the exact dashboard Connection Name. Never invent a slug.
  • MUST put only Scalekit client credentials on the host. Provider tokens stay in Scalekit.
  • MUST confirm a tool name with tool_exec.py --get-tool or the connector's page in https://docs.scalekit.com/agentkit/connectors.md before calling it.

Gotchas

  • Read SCALEKIT_ENVIRONMENT_URL, SCALEKIT_CLIENT_ID, SCALEKIT_CLIENT_SECRET, and SCALEKIT_IDENTIFIER. OpenClaw also accepts TOOL_* aliases. Never SCALEKIT_ENV_URL.
  • A connection already exists from setup-agentkit. This skill starts there.
  • The Slack gateway bot is a channel. It is not the named user.
  • Do not run hermes mcp login against Scalekit. Do not mint a Virtual MCP session token for another end user inside this host. A single-operator host may hold one operator bearer. See https://docs.scalekit.com/agentkit/hermes/
  • Default host is OpenClaw. Hermes is references/hermes.md.

Step 1 — Pick the host

  • OpenClaw → stay here.
  • Hermes → open references/hermes.md. Stop reading this file.
  • App code in this repo → name integrate-agentkit. Stop.
  • Per-user MCP URL → name expose-agentkit-mcp. Stop.

If env is missing, collect the three Scalekit client values from app.scalekit.com → Developers → Settings → API Credentials. Ask for the named-user identifier (email or user id). Do not invent values.

Done when: the host is OpenClaw, and the four names exist.

Step 2 — Confirm the connection

Use the Connection Name already recorded by setup-agentkit.

If none is recorded: GitHub is github-connect, the one connection new environments ship. Every other connector, Gmail included, needs its own dashboard row. If that row is missing, name setup-agentkit and stop.

Done when: a Connection Name is written down.

Step 3 — Install the OpenClaw skill

clawhub install scalekit-agent-auth

That slug is the shipped ClawHub listing. Do not create a new GitHub repo for it.

Done when: clawhub lists scalekit-agent-auth.

Step 4 — Write host env

Put Scalekit client credentials in the OpenClaw env file (.env next to the skill, or the host env). These are not Gmail or Slack tokens.

SCALEKIT_ENVIRONMENT_URL=https://your-env.scalekit.cloud
SCALEKIT_CLIENT_ID=<from dashboard>
SCALEKIT_CLIENT_SECRET=<from dashboard>
SCALEKIT_IDENTIFIER=<named user>

TOOL_ENV_URL, TOOL_CLIENT_ID, TOOL_CLIENT_SECRET, and TOOL_IDENTIFIER also work.

From this skill directory:

cd scripts && uv sync
uv run tool_exec.py --list-connections --provider GMAIL

Done when: the env file has those names, and --list-connections returns a completed connection or a clear empty list.

Step 5 — Authorize if needed

uv run tool_exec.py --generate-link --connection-name <CONNECTION_NAME>

OAuth: if not ACTIVE, show the magic link and wait. API key: if missing or not ACTIVE, send the user to the Dashboard and stop.

Done when: the connected account is ACTIVE, or the next action is on screen.

Step 6 — Stop

Name one real host prompt for the user, for example “Show my latest unread emails.” Do not write app-code SDK calls.

OpenClaw follows the ClawHub skill scalekit-agent-auth at chat time. Hermes follows the installed hermes-delegated-auth skill.

Done when: OpenClaw is installed, env is set, and this skill has stopped.

Reach for

  • setup-agentkit if the connection or env is missing
  • integrate-agentkit for AgentKit in app code
  • expose-agentkit-mcp for a per-user MCP URL
  • references/hermes.md for Hermes
  • ClawHub scalekit-agent-auth for the OpenClaw chat loop

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