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atel-mcp-openclaw

v0.1.12

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OpenClaw plugin that exposes ATEL Remote MCP tools through a single bridge tool

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ATEL MCP OpenClaw Plugin

This plugin registers one OpenClaw tool, atel_mcp, that bridges OpenClaw to the ATEL Remote MCP server.

One-command Install

Recommended entry:

npx -y atel-mcp-openclaw

Fallback if you prefer a global install:

npm install -g atel-mcp-openclaw
atel-mcp-openclaw

Why npx is the default recommendation:

  • it starts the guided setup immediately in one command
  • it avoids relying on npm postinstall output, which some npm versions hide on successful global installs
  • it keeps the user path shorter and more predictable

From this repository:

./scripts/install-openclaw-plugin.sh

Defaults:

  • serverBaseUrl=https://atelai.xyz
  • platformBaseUrl=https://api.atelai.xyz

Default installer behavior is guided and low-intrusion:

  • copies the plugin into ~/.openclaw/extensions/atel-mcp
  • writes plugins.allow, plugins.entries.atel-mcp, plugins.installs.atel-mcp
  • confirms the ATEL identity, Telegram callback preference, and resident-runtime help
  • does not modify tools.profile, gateway.*, or tools.elevated.* unless you explicitly pass --align-openclaw

If you really want the installer to align OpenClaw runtime knobs too:

npx -y atel-mcp-openclaw --align-openclaw

Verify

openclaw plugins inspect atel-mcp --json

Expected:

status=loaded
toolNames=["atel_mcp"]

Then ask the Telegram bot:

使用 ATEL MCP 调用 atel_whoami，告诉我当前 DID、environment 和 scopes。

Supported actions

  • list: list remote ATEL MCP tools
  • call: call a remote ATEL MCP tool with JSON arguments

Without this OpenClaw-side installation and DID binding, Telegram messages can only use native OpenClaw or raw ATEL CLI paths; they cannot call ATEL MCP tools.