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JIRA, Gmail, Obsidian, Sentry — and Everything Else
A practical guide to integrating OpenClaw with the tools that matter most — covering Jira, Gmail, Obsidian, and Sentry in depth, plus the principles for connecting anything else in your stack.
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Connected Claw
Most people install OpenClaw, connect it to Discord, and use it as a smart chatbot. That is useful. But it misses the point.
OpenClaw's real value comes from integration — from being the single place where all the context about your work converges. When your assistant knows about your open Jira tickets, your unread emails, your recent notes, and your production error rates, it can give you a morning briefing that actually prepares you for your day. When it knows about all of these things together, it can notice connections you would have missed.
The goal of this guide is not to connect as many tools as possible. It is to connect the right tools — the ones where the effort of integration is repaid in daily time saved. For most knowledge workers and development teams, that means Jira, Gmail, Obsidian, and Sentry.
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Most people install OpenClaw, connect it to Discord, and use it as a smart chatbot. That is useful. But it misses the point.
Jira integration requires an API token from your Atlassian account settings and the base URL of your Jira instance. Install the OpenClaw Jira skill from ClawHub with clawhub install jira, then add JIRA_API_TOKEN, JIRA_EMAIL, and JIRA_BASE_URL to your .env file.
Gmail integration uses OAuth rather than a simple API token. Install the Gmail skill with clawhub install gmail and follow the OAuth flow — you will be directed to Google's consent screen to grant the necessary permissions.
Obsidian integration works through the Obsidian Local REST API plugin, which you install from within Obsidian and configure with an API key. Once the plugin is running, add OBSIDIAN_API_KEY and OBSIDIAN_HOST to your .env file and install the Obsidian skill with clawhub install obsidian.
Sentry integration uses a Sentry auth token with read permissions on your projects. Generate one in your Sentry account settings, add it as SENTRY_AUTH_TOKEN to your .env, along with your SENTRY_ORG slug. Install the skill with clawhub install sentry.
With these four integrations in place, your assistant has meaningful context across your work. The next step is to create compound queries that use all of them together.
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