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One block of settings gives OpenClaw your processes, the data and email templates you've allowed, and a way to wait for your approval.
Setup
Get your address and an access token
In your workspace, open Agents and create an access token. The page shows your exact MCP address and fills it, and the token, into these settings for you. Tokens are shown once, so keep yours somewhere safe.
Add this to ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json, and set PROCESS_FLOW_TOKEN to your access token where OpenClaw runs.
Configuration{ mcp: { servers: { "process-flow": { url: "https://<your-mcp-endpoint>/mcp", transport: "streamable-http", headers: { Authorization: "Bearer ${PROCESS_FLOW_TOKEN}" }, }, }, }, }Check it's connected
Ask OpenClaw: “What processes can you see?” It should list the published processes in your workspace. If it can't reach the server, check the address and that the token hasn't been revoked.
The Gateway notices the change and reloads by itself. Leave auth unset: with auth: "oauth" the header is ignored.
OpenClaw's MCP documentationThis setup is written from OpenClaw's own MCP documentation.
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