Agentgate gives OpenClaw agents a controlled API gateway for personal services, with immediate reads and approval-queued writes. What it does Agentgate is an OpenClaw skill for connecting agents to personal services through a gateway instead of handing the agent direct credentials. Reads can execute immediately, while writes such as creating issues, posting social updates, changing calendar events, or controlling connected services go through an approval queue. The ClawHub page lists common integrations including GitHub, Jira, Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn, Brave Search, Google Search, Google Calendar, YouTube, Fitbit, Home Assistant, Twilio, and Plivo. It also supports inter-agent messaging and simple persistent notes through its own API surface. Who should use it Consider it if your OpenClaw setup needs access to real accounts but you still want a human checkpoint for state-changing actions. It is especially relevant for creators, developers, and homelab users who want agents to read context freely while keeping posts, tickets, calendar updates, or device actions behind approval. Setup surface Agentgate expects a separate server from the OpenClaw agent. The skill uses AGENTGATEURL and AGENTGATETOKEN environment variables, and the agent discovers available services through the gateway endpoint. That separation is part of the security model, because credentials stay on the gateway host rather than inside the agent workspace. Risk notes Do not treat this as audited just because it appears in a public index. Review the ClawHub page, linked GitHub repository, service permissions, approval settings, and network exposure before using it. Pay special attention to bypass mode, because trusted-agent writes can skip the approval queue if you enable that path. Sources Awesome OpenClaw Skills: https://github.com/VoltAgent/awesome-openclaw-skills ClawHub listing: https://clawhub.ai/monteslu/skills/agentgate Skill mirror: https://clawskills.sh/skills/monteslu-agentgate Project source: https://github.com/monteslu/agentgate
