GBrain connects OpenClaw to the team's memory and connectors
OpenClaw is the open-source AI that really does things, from the chat apps people already use.
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GBrain connects OpenClaw to the team's memory and connectors
OpenClaw is the open-source AI that really does things, from the chat apps people already use.
gbrain.io
OpenClaw runs errands from any chat app
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The inbox, the calendar, the flight
OpenClaw sorts the inbox, sends email, keeps the calendar and checks in for flights.
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From any chat app
WhatsApp, Telegram, or whichever chat app is open.
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Open source, no paid tier
MIT licensed, with no subscription. Alone or with a team.
From openclaw.ai.
OpenClaw starts from what the team already knows
What one AI saves, every other AI the team uses can read.
OpenClaw can use every connector GBrain offers
Connect an account once in GBrain. The AI never holds the key.
- Gmail Search, read, file and draft mail from a terminal or an AI.
- Google Calendar List, add, change and cancel events without leaving the terminal.
- Google Drive Find, read and change documents, and export any document as a PDF.
- Web search Search the live web and get back text, not a page of links.
- Page fetching Turn a URL into readable text, including pages that need a browser.
- Notion Pages, wikis and databases.
- Todoist Tasks and projects.
- Granola Meeting notes and transcripts, taken without a bot on the call.
- Calendly Event types, availability and booked meetings.
- Stripe Payments, customers, invoices and subscriptions.
- GitHub Repositories, issues, pull requests and Actions.
- Linear Issues, projects, cycles and comments.
The same memory and connectors in every AI the team uses
OpenClaw connects with two commands
One address for every AI. The team decides what each one may do.
GBrain’s own workspaces run on OpenClaw, so GBrain was built around this pairing. To add GBrain to an OpenClaw running anywhere else:
openclaw mcp set gbrain \ '{"url":"https://gbrain.io/mcp","transport":"streamable-http","auth":"oauth"}' openclaw mcp login gbrain
The second command prints a link that opens GBrain to allow it.
Start a GBrain workspace
Sign in and name the workspace. Then connect OpenClaw with the steps above.