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Why OpenClaw integrations fail silently
Every OpenClaw integration has the same four prerequisites: an OAuth app or API key from the third-party service, an HTTPS-accessible webhook endpoint, the correct skill installed from ClawHub, and environment variables correctly set in your OpenClaw config. Miss any one and the integration appears to connect but events are never delivered — or worse, credentials are accepted but operations fail at runtime with unhelpful errors.
The most common failure point is HTTPS. OpenClaw's webhook receiver only accepts HTTPS callbacks. If your instance runs on HTTP or behind a router without a public IP, webhook delivery silently fails for every integration that uses server-side events — which is almost all of them.
The second most common failure is environment variables. Skills read from
~/.openclaw/.env
at startup. If you add a variable after starting the gateway, you must restart it. If the
variable name has a typo, the skill falls back to unauthenticated calls that always fail.
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