We recommend reading OpenClaw's official documentation, especially the security and access-control guidance, before using Woven Matter with sensitive accounts, files, or systems: OpenClaw Documentation
Woven Matter hosts your own OpenClaw in the cloud so it can run 24/7, then connects it to your dashboard, messaging channels, tools, devices, and remote workflows. Because those connections can touch real credentials, real files, and real systems, start with the official OpenClaw documentation before enabling sensitive integrations.
Common OpenClaw docs for Woven Matter users
- Chat channels — see the supported messaging surfaces, including Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Signal, iMessage, Google Chat, and more.
- Telegram — use this for the fastest personal bot setup, including BotFather, pairing, groups, and allowlists.
- Discord — use this for private Discord servers, DMs, bot setup, pairing, IDs, and channel-based sessions.
- Slack — use this for Slack app setup, DMs, channels, Socket Mode, and workspace-style assistant flows.
- Pairing — understand how OpenClaw approves who can message the assistant and which devices can join the Gateway.
- Model provider quickstart — start here when connecting a model provider or choosing a default model.
- Model providers — review provider IDs, model references, API-key setup, subscription-style auth, and provider-specific notes.
- FAQ: models and auth — use this when switching models, adding provider credentials, using auth profiles, or troubleshooting model access.
- Web search — use this for research workflows where the agent needs to search the web before answering.
- Help — use this as the general troubleshooting hub when setup, channels, tools, models, or Gateway status are not working.