Initialize the OpenClaw trust boundary and expose Swytchcode tools safely.
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Onboarding steps
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MCP path
Audit
Tool usage
Secure
Agent boundary
CLI
Pull the manifest, set your policy, execute. No SDK sprawl, no boilerplate. Just the tool you need, right now.
swytchcode init --editor=openclaw --mode=sandbox
swytchcode get github
swytchcode add github.pull_requests.list
swytchcode mcp serveHow it connects
Follow these steps to connect your agent, load a toolkit, and start executing tools through Swytchcode.
Install the CLI so OpenClaw can connect through MCP.
curl -fsSL https://cli.swytchcode.com/install.sh | shThis opens a browser-based device-flow OAuth flow and stores your session in ~/.swytchcode/auth.json.
swytchcode loginCreates .swytchcode/tooling.json, an OPENCLAW.md agent contract, and ~/.openclaw/settings.json with the MCP server configuration.
swytchcode init --editor=openclaw --mode=sandboxSearch available integrations, then fetch one such as Stripe.
swytchcode search
swytchcode get stripeAdd a specific method or add everything from a project, then verify with swytchcode list tooling.
swytchcode add stripe.charge.createStarts automatically when OpenClaw connects through the config written during initialization, or run it manually.
swytchcode mcp serveOpenClaw checks list tooling, calls info to inspect the schema, then generates runtime code using swytchcode exec.
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Install the CLI and pull your first manifest in under a minute. No account required.