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OpenClaw isn’t an email service/provider (like “HEY” or “Superhuman”)—it’s an open‑source, self‑hosted AI assistant (formerly Clawdbot / Moltbot) that can be used to automate things, and some reels frame that as “doing your email”.
If you drop the IG reel link (or a screenshot of the account/video), I can tell you exactly what they were referring to.
Also: be careful—there are a few sketchy/third‑party pages floating around that use the name and push “install” scripts. The official project links are:
no but i remember there was an email service that clawdbots could sign up on for their own accounts or smth, am i losing it?
Yeah, you’re probably not losing it — but it’s not an OpenClaw-run email provider where bots “sign up” for inboxes.
What people usually mean in those reels is:
- you make a separate Gmail / Google Workspace account for your bot (so it has its own mailbox), then
- you wire that inbox into OpenClaw (for inbox triggers) using the Gmail Pub/Sub → webhooks setup.
There’s even a wizard that looks very “signup-ish” because you pass an email account:
openclaw webhooks gmail setup --account you@gmail.com
Docs: https://docs.openclaw.ai/automation/gmail-pubsub
If the reel was claiming there’s an “OpenClaw email service” you register on: that’s not an official OpenClaw thing. If you manage to find the reel again (or the account name), I can tell you what they were actually referring to.
why does my clawdbot say this after messages btw?
[Historical context: a different model called tool "edit" with arguments: {
"newText": "@dataclass\nclass Position:\n symbol: str\n side: str # "long" or "short"\n entry: float\n stop: float\n target: float\n r_multiple: float\n opened_at: str\n order_status: str = "OPEN"",
"oldText": "@dataclass\nclass Position:\n symbol: str\n side: str # "long" or "short"\n entry: float\n stop: float\n target: float\n r_multiple: float\n opened_at: str",
"path": "X:.openclaw\workspace\trading_bot\crypto_orb_paper_engine.py"
}. Do not mimic this format - use proper function calling.]