Clawd

MCP server + webapp that bridge Cursor and Claude Desktop to OpenClaw and Moltbook. openclaw-molt-mcp uses those platforms (Gateway, APIs); it does not implement or replace them. Alpha. Ingest for LLMs: gitingest.com/sandraschi/openclaw-molt-mcp.

What this repo is

Part	What it does
MCP server (stdio)	FastMCP 3.1.0+ tools: agent, sessions, channels, routing, skills, gateway, security, moltbook. For Cursor/Claude Desktop.
Webapp (React + Vite + Tailwind)	Dashboard on port 5180: Startpage, AI (Ollama), Channels, Routes, Diagram, Statistics, Moltbook, Integrations, Clawnews, Skills, Security, Generate landing (landing-site generator), Settings.
webapp_api (FastAPI)	Backend on 5181: /api/ask, /api/gateway/status, /api/skills, /api/clawnews, /api/ollama/*, /api/channels, /api/routing, /api/openclaw/status, /api/landing-page.

One place to run agents, manage channels/routes/skills, and use Moltbook; OpenClaw and Moltbook stay separate.

Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/sandraschi/openclaw-molt-mcp
cd openclaw-molt-mcp
just

This opens an interactive dashboard showing all available commands. Run just bootstrap to install dependencies, then just serve or just dev to start.

Manual Setup

If you don't have just installed:

Install & run

Clone-based or MCPB Bundle. See INSTALL.md for: clone repo, install from source, MCP only or webapp (API + frontend), one-shot scripts, config, logging, checks.

• MCPB: A standard openclaw-molt-mcp.mcpb bundle is available for one-click import into compliant clients.

Repo layout

• src/openclaw_molt_mcp/ MCP server and tools
• webapp/ React dashboard (port 5180)
• webapp_api/ FastAPI backend (port 5181)
• scripts/ install.ps1, install.bat, start.ps1, start.bat, check.ps1, serve_logs.ps1, mcpb-build.ps1
• snippets/ MCP config snippet (snippets/mcp-config-openclaw-molt-mcp.json); see INSTALL.md and mcp-central-docs pattern

Architecture data flow, MCP vs API.

Docs

Doc	Description
LICENSE	MIT license
CONTRIBUTING.md	How to contribute
INSTALL.md	Install, run, config, checks
docs/README_INDEX.md	Doc index
docs/README_WEBAPP.md	Webapp pages, API, Logger
docs/README_openclaw_molt_mcp_TOOLS.md	MCP tools
docs/README_OPENCLAW.md	OpenClaw (external)
docs/README_MOLTBOOK.md	Moltbook (external)
docs/HOW_THIS_WAS_MADE.md	How this was made (vibecode, Cursor, one day)
SECURITY.md	Threats, hardening

Security

OpenClaw has major security risks. Use clawd_security; prefer VM and loopback. SECURITY.md, docs/SECURITY_HARDENING.md.

Repo manifests (LLM scrapers)

File	Triggers	Purpose
glama.json	Glama GitHub scraper	MCP server listing: claim ownership, metadata, Docker, usage. Requires $schema + maintainers (GitHub usernames). Re-run claim flow on Glama after changes.
llms.txt	Gitingest, llmstxt.org	LLM-friendly manifest: H1 + blockquote summary + ## sections with links. Improves repo ingestion for LLMs (e.g. gitingest.com/sandraschi/openclaw-molt-mcp).

Other scrapers: no extra files needed. Gitingest ingests the repo (replace github.com with gitingest.com in the repo URL); llms.txt gives it a curated entry point. Glama is the main MCP-directory scraper that uses glama.json; others (e.g. Cursors MCP discovery) may crawl GitHub without a manifest.

References

• openclaw.ai moltbook.com docs.openclaw.ai
• mcp-central-docs/openclaw-moltbook

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Installation

Prerequisites

• uv installed (RECOMMENDED)
• Python 3.12+

Quick Start

Run immediately via uvx:

uvx openclaw-molt-mcp

Claude Desktop Integration

Add to your claude_desktop_config.json:

"mcpServers": {
  "openclaw-molt-mcp": {
    "command": "uv",
    "args": ["--directory", "D:/Dev/repos/openclaw-molt-mcp", "run", "openclaw-molt-mcp"]
  }
}

🛡️ Industrial Quality Stack

This project adheres to SOTA 14.1 industrial standards for high-fidelity agentic orchestration:

• Python (Core): Ruff for linting and formatting. Zero-tolerance for print statements in core handlers (T201).
• Webapp (UI): Biome for sub-millisecond linting. Strict noConsoleLog enforcement.
• Protocol Compliance: Hardened stdout/stderr isolation to ensure crash-resistant JSON-RPC communication.
• Automation: Justfile recipes for all fleet operations (just lint, just fix, just dev).
• Security: Automated audits via bandit and safety.