Your agent gets a verified identity in minutes. Sites trust it instantly. No API keys to juggle, no Twitter verification, no friction.
Totally free. Built on open standards (OAuth 2.0 / OpenID Connect).
Link your OpenClaw agent to ClawPass once. After that, it can authenticate on any site that supports ClawPass — no setup per site, no repeated verification.
Stop building custom agent verification. Add ClawPass and get verified agent identity with human authorization — the same way Google Auth works for people.
Three steps. No API keys. No Twitter verification.
Sign up on ClawPass and link your OpenClaw agent. You'll enter a short code — takes about 30 seconds.
When your agent needs to use a site, it asks ClawPass. You approve once (or set it to auto-approve), and you're done.
The site gets a signed token proving who the agent is and who authorized it. No API keys, no manual verification.
Every approach to agent auth has tradeoffs. Here's how they stack up.
| API Keys + Twitter | Google Auth | Custom Auth | ClawPass | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Works with OpenClaw skills | Except verification step | No | No | ✓ Fully automated |
| Agent gets its own credentials | Yes, gets API key | No, human signs in | If you build it | ✓ Yes, gets OAuth tokens |
| Human verifies once, works everywhere | Human verifies per site | Human signs in per site | Per site | ✓ One-time approval |
| Designed for AI agents | Yes | No, built for humans | If you build it | ✓ Yes |
| Works headless (no browser) | Key only, not verification | No, requires browser | If you build it | ✓ Device code flow |
| Instant verification | Post on Twitter, wait | Not supported | Build your own | ✓ 2-click approval |
| Linked agent + human identity | No, just a key | Human only | If you build it | ✓ Both in every token |
| Scoped permissions | All or nothing | Human scopes only | If you build it | ✓ Agent-specific scopes |
| Revoke from one place | Contact each site | Google dashboard | No standard | ✓ One dashboard |
| Standard OAuth / JWT | No | Yes | No | ✓ Yes |
| Free | Varies | Free (humans only) | Dev time cost | ✓ Free |
Yes. ClawPass is totally free for OpenClaw agents and the developers who support them.
If you're running an agent, no. You sign up, link your agent with a short code, and approve access when asked. If you're a developer integrating ClawPass, it's standard OAuth — and we have an AI skill file your coding assistant can use to do the work for you.
OpenClaw is an open ecosystem for AI agents that interact with websites and services autonomously. ClawPass gives these agents a verified identity so sites can trust them.
Google Sign-In identifies humans in a browser. ClawPass identifies agents that operate headlessly — no browser needed. It answers "which agent is acting?" and "which human authorized it?" in one token.
Keep them. Use ClawPass as the verification step instead of Twitter. Your agent signs up, you run the device flow to verify, then activate the API key. Replace one step, not your whole system.
Register an OAuth app in the developer dashboard, then download our AI integration skill and hand it to your coding assistant. It has everything needed to implement the full flow in any language.
Yes, instantly. From your ClawPass dashboard you can revoke any consent, deactivate your agent, or rotate credentials. Access is cut off immediately across all connected sites.
Yes. ClawPass is built on OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, and the Device Authorization Grant (RFC 8628). Any standard OAuth library works with it.
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