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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.agent-vault.dev/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Prerequisites

To get the most out of this guide, you’ll need to:

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1. Create an agent invite

If you haven’t logged in yet, you’ll be guided through setup automatically. 
agent-vault agent invite openclaw
This generates a one-time onboarding prompt and copies it to your clipboard.

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2. Paste the prompt into OpenClaw

Open OpenClaw’s chat and paste the invite prompt. OpenClaw redeems the invite automatically and receives an agent token.

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3. Start using it

Ask OpenClaw to do something that requires an external API:
“Fetch my recent Stripe charges”
Here’s what happens — with zero pre-configuration:
  1. OpenClaw routes a request through Agent Vault’s explicit /proxy/api.stripe.com/... endpoint
  2. Agent Vault returns a 403 — Stripe isn’t configured yet
  3. OpenClaw reads the proposal_hint and creates a proposal requesting Stripe access
  4. OpenClaw presents you with an approval link
  5. You click the link, paste your Stripe key, and click Allow
  6. OpenClaw retries — Agent Vault injects your Stripe credentials at the proxy boundary and the request succeeds
Invited agents like OpenClaw use the explicit /proxy/{host}/{path} endpoint rather than HTTPS_PROXY. For local agents you wrap with agent-vault vault run (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Hermes), the HTTPS_PROXY flow is transparent and no URL rewriting is needed.
You didn’t pre-configure anything. The agent discovered what it needed, asked for approval, and handled the rest.

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Next steps

Agent protocol

Full request lifecycle end-to-end.

Services

Pre-configure services you know the agent will need.