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@t31k/zapless

v1.0.2

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OAuth management for your agents — Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Notion and more.

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zapless-plugin

Claude Code + OpenClaw plugin for Zapless

Connect your apps on the Zapless dashboard. Install this plugin. Your agent knows what to do.

What This Does

This plugin automatically injects your Zapless skill context into every Claude Code session — no copy-pasting required.

On session start it checks:

  1. Is the zapless CLI installed?
  2. Are you authenticated?
  3. What apps do you have connected?

Then injects the right commands for your connected apps into Claude's context. Nothing more.

It also watches for new apps mid-session and updates automatically.

Requirements

Install

claude plugin install zapless@T31K/zapless-plugin

Then authenticate if you haven't already:

zapless auth login --token <your-install-token>

Get your token from zapless.app/dashboard.

How It Works

Three hooks run automatically:

| Hook | Trigger | What it does | |------|---------|--------------| | init.sh | Session start | Checks CLI + auth, injects skill context for connected apps | | guard.sh | Before any zapless command | Verifies auth is still valid, blocks with a clear message if not | | pulse.sh | After each Claude turn | Detects newly connected or disconnected apps every 60s |

All hook output is injected silently — you won't see walls of text in your chat.

Supported Apps

Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Google Meet, GitHub, Slack, Notion

More coming as Zapless adds integrations.

Troubleshooting

CLI not found after installing plugin:

curl -fsSL https://zapless.app/install.sh | sh

Auth errors:

zapless doctor

Plugin not injecting context: Make sure you're on Claude Code v1.0.33+. Run /reload-plugins to force a reload.

License

MIT