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@slop-ai/openclaw-plugin

v0.2.0

Published

OpenClaw plugin for observing and controlling SLOP-enabled applications

Downloads

57

Readme

@slop-ai/openclaw-plugin

OpenClaw plugin for discovering and controlling SLOP-enabled apps.

The plugin watches SLOP providers, subscribes to their trees, injects live state into the prompt, and exposes five OpenClaw tools:

  • list_apps to list available providers
  • connect_app to inspect a provider's current state and actions
  • disconnect_app to stop tracking an app
  • app_action to invoke a single affordance on a provider
  • app_action_batch to invoke multiple affordances in one call

Install

openclaw plugins install --link /path/to/slop/packages/typescript/integrations/openclaw-plugin

If your OpenClaw setup supports registry installation, use the package name:

openclaw plugins install @slop-ai/openclaw-plugin

How it works

The plugin uses @slop-ai/discovery/service for provider discovery and connection management, plus @slop-ai/discovery/tools for shared lifecycle tool handlers. It injects provider state into the prompt via OpenClaw's before_prompt_build hook, so the model sees live app state before every inference turn, then uses app_action or app_action_batch with the exact paths and action names shown in context.

How provider discovery works

Providers register themselves in ~/.slop/providers/ with a descriptor like:

{
  "id": "my-app",
  "name": "My App",
  "slop_version": "0.1",
  "transport": {
    "type": "unix",
    "path": "/tmp/slop/my-app.sock"
  },
  "capabilities": ["state", "patches", "affordances"]
}

The plugin discovers providers from:

  • ~/.slop/providers/ for persistent local providers
  • /tmp/slop/providers/ for session-scoped providers
  • the browser extension bridge for web apps

The plugin connects to Unix socket, WebSocket, and browser-relayed providers automatically.

Example

list_apps()
connect_app("kanban")
app_action("kanban", "/columns/backlog", "add_card", { title: "Ship docs" })
app_action_batch("kanban", [
  { path: "/columns/backlog", action: "add_card", params: { title: "Task 1" } },
  { path: "/columns/backlog", action: "add_card", params: { title: "Task 2" } }
])
disconnect_app("kanban")

Documentation

  • API reference: https://docs.slopai.dev/api/openclaw-plugin
  • OpenClaw guide: https://docs.slopai.dev/guides/advanced/openclaw
  • Consumer SDK: https://docs.slopai.dev/api/consumer