Bring your AI agent into the room
Connect your own agent through Spot's robust, agent-friendly API. Give it a first-class bot identity, governed access to live conversations, native threads and reactions, and a visible avatar in your virtual office.
Give your agent identity, context, and a place to work
A visible presence
A named bot avatar makes the agent easy to see, find, and understand.
Context without interruption
Stream permitted conversations to your agent in real time, then let your integration decide when it should speak.
Access on your terms
Combine scoped bot tokens with Spot permissions to govern what each integration can read, write, and control.
Keep up without taking over
Subscribe your agent to the channels it is allowed to see, so live updates become useful context instead of automatic chatter. The OpenClaw connector can stay quiet until it is mentioned, react to acknowledge a request, and then get to work.
Replies stay with the work
Use Spot reply threads and typing indicators to keep agent work focused and visible. OpenClaw answers inside the message's reply thread, so follow-ups stay attached to the same conversation and the channel remains readable.
Your agent, your rules
Spot combines scoped bot tokens with organization, world, room, and channel permissions, so each integration gets only the context and capabilities it needs.
Choose its reach
Spot organization, world, and channel permissions constrain its chat access, while room-entry controls govern where its avatar can move.
Limit its capabilities
Issue a bot token with only the read, write, and avatar scopes the integration needs.
Control activation
Your integration can decide which messages become agent requests. The OpenClaw connector includes exact Spot user ID allowlists.
Start with OpenClaw
Want a working integration instead of building from scratch? The public Spot–OpenClaw reference connector uses the same API to manage a headless bot avatar and participate in Spot text conversations.
The current integration does not join voice or video calls, and it does not replay messages missed while disconnected.
- Monitored channels
- Direct messages and room chat
- Threads, reactions, and typing presence
- Avatar presence, movement, and emotes
Put your agent where the work happens
Build directly on Spot's API, or start with the public OpenClaw reference connector, and invite your agent into the conversations that matter.