Give OpenClaw Agents 1,000+ Paid Data APIs with Glasser

Glasser connects OpenClaw agents to searchable, metered data APIs—web, news, people, companies, places, shopping, and more—through one broker key.

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What you get from it

Glasser is an OpenClaw skill and CLI for discovering, inspecting, and running third-party data API endpoints through one broker. It is aimed at agents that need live web or business data without integrating a separate vendor for every search, enrichment, scraping, maps, or research workflow.

What it provides

The skill exposes search, endpoint inspection, execution, run status, cancellation, and balance operations. Its official documentation describes more than 1,000 paid endpoints across providers and a pay-per-call model. Examples shown on the official site include web search, SEO data, company enrichment, places, prices, and scraping.

How to evaluate it

Review the endpoint contract and price before running a call, then start with a narrow, low-cost request. The ClawHub page says the skill can be used through MCP tools or the optional CLI. No hands-on test is claimed here; treat the skill and its dependencies as untrusted until your own review is complete.

Practical tip: Start with read-only discovery and inspect billing, provider, data-retention, and privacy terms before allowing an agent to run paid endpoints.

Access and caveats

Glasser requires authentication and a funded workspace or key. It brokers third-party providers, so output quality, coverage, licensing, and availability depend on the selected endpoint. The single-key model may simplify setup, but it also concentrates billing and access decisions in one service. Never place a broker key in prompts or commit it to a repository.

The Awesome OpenClaw Skills list is a discovery index, not a security audit. Check the ClawHub listing, official documentation, package changes, and any available trust or review artifacts before installation.

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