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Use Guilduo with OpenClaw
Add the guilduo-workflows Skill and an OAuth MCP declaration to OpenClaw. Use npm latest for normal installation; the tested plugin release is 0.6.0-beta.16. OpenClaw owns saved MCP configuration and authentication.
Requirements
- Tested on Windows with OpenClaw 2026.9.9. Match its Node requirement: >=24.16.0 <25 or >=26.1.0.
- The scope is a personal or administrator-managed instance with shared operator OAuth. Multi-person channel requester permissions are unaccepted; native OpenClaw permissions remain authoritative.
- Installation starts no model inference. The plugin adds no phase-continuation hook or automatic Quest update.
Install from public npm
--pin retains the resolved version. Replace @latest with @0.6.0-beta.16 to reproduce the tested release. No consumer build or install hook is required.
- Inspect existing Guilduo aliases, enablement and filters in Settings → MCP first and preserve them. The manifest declaration alone creates no saved mcp.servers entry.
- Run the following MCP add command only when no entry exists. Explicitly resolve a guilduo name pointing to another endpoint in Settings. Do not duplicate an existing alias.
openclaw plugins install npm:@guilduo/openclaw-plugin@latest --pinAdd MCP when absent
For the plugin Accounts display, the active declaration and saved entry must match name=guilduo, the official URL, transport=streamable-http and shared auth=oauth. Alternate aliases work through Settings and CLI. Preserve disabled, per-requester OAuth and auth-profile settings.
openclaw mcp add guilduo --url https://mcp.guilduo.com/mcp --transport streamable-http --auth oauth --no-probeSign in with native UI or CLI
- In the administrator Control UI, select the connection in Settings → MCP and use Sign in. When the name matches, plugin Accounts → Connect also works. Connected represents saved authorization for that operator connection.
- If UI sign-in is unavailable, use CLI mcp login and open its printed URL in a browser on the same computer. For an unreachable callback, use the CLI-provided --code fallback locally. Never send authorization codes to agent chat.
- Restart the Gateway or use its standard configuration publication flow if CLI changes have not reached the running Gateway. mcp reload affects only the current CLI process.
openclaw mcp login guilduoCheck the Agent and task permission
Free allows 2 registered Agents. Installation, OAuth and Agent linking neither register an Agent automatically nor authorize continuing Quest writes. The guilduo-workflows Skill guides authorized work; it grants no completion, acceptance or reward permission. OAuth connection-management grants and Agent execution scopes are distinct. Do not broaden execution scopes to fix a linking error.
- Read get_agent_link first to check the association with the intended existing Registry Agent. Use list_registered_agents to identify an existing permitted Agent if needed. Never infer IDs from display names or client names.
- For an unlinked dedicated connection, obtain explicit owner approval and pass the existing Agent ID to link_agent. Preserve a correct link. Never use link_agent to switch a shared connection between Agents.
- Read get_current_agent_context and the exact get_quest, and check the returned Agent and Quest IDs. When requiresAgentSelection is true, select the owner-authorized actingAgentId from allowedAgentIds and retain it on every preview, read and write call.
- Authorize the exact Quest and allowed changes before working. Preview tools that support dryRun. For update_quest, send a narrow patch with fresh expectedUpdatedAt and read back the saved result; do not send dryRun to update_quest.
Check the live connection
Use your existing MCP alias in MCP commands. Saved authentication, plugin enablement and live connection/tool discovery are distinct. After the probe, read the Agent context and exact Quest, and check the actual catalog for required Human tools.
openclaw plugins inspect guilduo --runtime --json
openclaw mcp status --verbose
openclaw mcp doctor guilduo --probeUpdate and pause
For npm-installed updates, replace the version above with a reviewed newer release, then restart the Gateway and verify loading. Do not force past a compatibility or install-policy failure.
Stop model work through native OpenClaw controls and explicitly withdraw continuing update permission from the Agent. For a temporary MCP pause, disable the server in Settings → MCP and apply it to the running Gateway. Stopping work, revoking OAuth and removing the plugin are separate operations.
openclaw plugins update @guilduo/openclaw-plugin@0.6.0-beta.16Disconnect and remove
Use your MCP alias to log out and clear host-saved authentication; unset removes the saved server, and plugin uninstall removes the extension and Skill. Restart the Gateway. Removing only the plugin leaves explicit MCP configuration able to reconnect.
Revoke server-side authorization separately in the connection settings at https://app.guilduo.com/. Preserve other aliases, plugins and data.
openclaw mcp logout guilduo
openclaw mcp unset guilduo
openclaw plugins uninstall guilduoAccepted scope and ClawHub
The tested host records cover public OAuth, dedicated linked Agent/Quest reads, narrow updates and readback, saved Human answer → native Agent resumption, public refresh triggered by QA expiry injection, revocation and reconnection. They establish no multi-person channel or cross-Agent shared-connection guarantee.
The public Guilduo ClawHub page, artifact download and native installation are confirmed. Aggregate scanning and default search discovery remain incomplete. A community package on the official registry is not OpenClaw endorsement. Use the npm command above for normal installation.
Sources for this article
Edited from the public GitHub documentation. Read the original sources for specification details.
Content reviewed: · Public source revision: 53793f0