> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.clarion.cantina.xyz/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# OpenClaw

> Monitor AI agents for policy violations, unusual tool use, and skill activity via ClawSight telemetry.

OpenClaw sends agent telemetry to Clarion through the **ClawSight** plugin, so the AI agents running in your environment are monitored the same way any other workload is.

<Note>
  **Estimated time:** 5 minutes. You will need access to your ClawSight plugin configuration.
</Note>

## Prerequisites

* OpenClaw with the **ClawSight** plugin installed
* Ability to edit `openclaw.plugin.json`

## Step 1 — Connect in Clarion

1. In Clarion, open **Integrations** and find **OpenClaw**.
2. Enter an **API token** — this is the bearer token ClawSight will authenticate with. Use a strong, unique value.
3. Click **Connect**. Clarion shows you the **platform URL** to use.

## Step 2 — Configure ClawSight

In `openclaw.plugin.json`, set:

* `platformUrl` — the URL Clarion showed you. The plugin appends `/v1/telemetry/ingest` automatically, so do not add it yourself.
* `apiToken` — the same token you entered in Clarion.

Telemetry starts arriving once the plugin reloads.

## What Clarion watches

* **Skill activity** — which skills agents invoke, and how often.
* **Policy violations** — actions that break the policies you configured.
* **Unusual tool use** — tool calls that fall outside an agent's established pattern.

These feed the [AI Agent Monitoring](/learn/agents/our-agents) agent.

<Note>
  The AI Agent Monitoring template ships without bundled skills. Attach skills from the [library](/learn/skills/our-skills), or write your own, to define how these events should be triaged.
</Note>

## Rotate the token

Enter a new value in **Update API Token** on the integration page, then update `apiToken` in the plugin config to match.

## Disconnect

Click **Disconnect** on the integration page. Telemetry sent afterwards is rejected.
