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For each device you can:
  • Revoke — remove the device’s authorization. The device will need to re-pair to reconnect.
Revoking a device does not delete the device’s chat history stored on the device itself.

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Troubleshooting

No pending request after opening the link?
  • Make sure your bot status is running — pairing requires the bot to be online
  • Try clicking Refresh in the Device Pairings section
  • Check that you opened the correct access link (with ?token=...)
Pairing request disappeared before I could approve it?
  • Requests expire if the device disconnects before approval
  • Have the device open the access link again to re-send the request
Device shows as Paired but won’t connect?
  • Try revoking and re-pairing
  • Make sure the bot is in running state--- title: Connect a Device description: Pair your browser, CLI, or mobile app to your running bot
Your bot communicates with devices through a pairing system. Any device — browser, CLI, or mobile app — must be approved before it can chat with your bot.

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How pairing works

  1. Access link — your bot has a unique private URL containing a secret token: https://{slug}.myclaw.cc?token=...
  2. Pairing request — when a device opens this link, the bot receives an automatic pairing request
  3. Your approval — you approve the request in the dashboard under Device Pairings
  4. Paired — the device is now authorized to send messages to your bot
Keep your access link private. Anyone who has it can submit a pairing request to your bot. They still need your approval before they can connect.

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Step-by-step

Open the bot detail page and find the Access link section.
  • Click Reveal to show the full URL (with token)
  • Click Copy to copy it to clipboard
  • Click Open to open it immediately in your current browser
The link format is: https://{slug}.myclaw.cc?token={secret-token} Open the access link on the device you want to pair:
  • Browser: paste the URL into the address bar
  • OpenClaw CLI: run openclaw connect "https://{slug}.myclaw.cc?token=..."
  • Mobile app: open the URL in the app’s connect screen
Opening the link triggers an automatic pairing request to your bot.

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3. Approve the pairing

In the dashboard on the bot detail page, scroll to Device Pairings and click Refresh. You’ll see the pending request with:
  • Device ID: a unique identifier (hash) for the device
  • Platform: the OS or client type (e.g. Win32, linux, iOS)
  • Time: when the request was made
Click Approve to pair the device. Click Reject to deny it.
Once approved, the device shows as Paired and can start chatting with your bot.

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Managing paired devices

The Device Pairings table shows all currently pair