Integrations

Every service your agents touch, gated in one place.

Connect the accounts your agents need — email, calendar, code, chat — and Clawvisor brokers every request. The same purpose verification, credential vaulting, and audit trail apply to each one, from Gmail and GitHub to your own internal APIs.

14 service adapters and counting.

Every adapter gets purpose verification, credential vaulting, and audit logging — the same task approval and the same audit line, no matter which service is on the other end.

GmailLet AI agents read and send email — only when you say so.
Google CalendarAI scheduling that can't book without your permission.
Google DriveFile access for agents — scoped to what the task actually needs.
Google ContactsContact lookups for agents — no bulk export, no surprises.
GitHubAI code agents that can't push to prod without your say-so.
iMessageAI that can text — only the people you authorize.
SlackAI in your Slack — posting only where it's supposed to.
NotionAgents that write to your Notion — in the right places.
LinearAI issue management that respects your project structure.
StripeFinancial data for agents — read what you need, touch nothing else.
TwilioAI-powered SMS that can't text strangers or drain your balance.
DropboxCloud file access for agents — folder by folder, not your whole account.
GranolaLet agents use your meeting notes — without seeing everything.
PerplexityWeb research for agents — on demand, not on autopilot.
Missing a service?Name it and we'll ship the adapter, or write your own against the source.
  • SendGridsoon
  • Jirasoon
  • Salesforcesoon
  • Airtablesoon

Credential vault

Add any key or secret. Agents use it, never see it.

Anything an agent needs to authenticate goes in the vault: API keys, OAuth tokens, database passwords, SSH keys, webhook signing secrets, even your own internal service tokens. Clawvisor stores each one encrypted and hands the agent nothing in its place. The agent asks for a service and an action; the gateway attaches the credential.

01

Add the secret once

Paste an API key or connect a tool via OAuth. It's encrypted in the vault the moment it lands, and nothing else ever needs a copy.

02

The agent gets a handle

Not the key: an opaque, scoped, short-lived pointer that's useless on its own and outside the task it was issued for.

03

Injected at call time

When an approved call goes out, the gateway attaches the real secret at the edge, so it never enters the model's context, the tool transcript, or your logs.

04

Rotate anytime

Rotate or revoke the underlying secret in the vault and every handle keeps working. There's no agent code or config to touch.

Credentials

Agents never hold your secrets.

The agent never receives a credential at all, not even a pointer to one. It names the service and the action it needs, and Clawvisor attaches the real token inside the gateway on an approved call. Go ahead: reveal it. Your agent has no way to.

What the agent sends

no credential
POST /api/gateway/request

{ "service": "github",
  "action":  "create_issue",
  "task_id": "t_4821" }

A service and an action. No key, and nothing that stands in for one, so there is nothing here worth stealing.

↓ Clawvisor attaches ↓

The real GitHub API key

vaulted
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Stored in the vault. Attached inside the gateway on an approved call, then stripped from the result.

Put a gateway in front of every tool.

Run the gateway yourself, or take the managed deployment with org accounts and longer retention.

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