The Leadtime OpenClaw plugin is a ready-made wrapper for self-hosted agent sessions. Install it into an existing OpenClaw gateway when you want people to assign or mention a Leadtime bot on a task and have OpenClaw do the work.
Receives signed task-session webhooks from Leadtime.
Starts or resumes the configured OpenClaw agent for that bot.
Reports session status, logs, final results, and errors back to Leadtime.
Uses a bot token for normal Leadtime API actions, so comments and status changes are attributed to the bot.
On the bot settings page, open OpenClaw setup helper and choose Generate setup code. Run the generated command on the machine where OpenClaw is installed, or paste the generated prompt into a coding agent that can edit that OpenClaw installation.
The setup code is one-time use. Leadtime does not create the bot token or enable sessions until the OpenClaw setup claims the code. When it is claimed, Leadtime enables task sessions, creates the needed bot token, stores the OpenClaw webhook URL, and returns the secrets to the plugin.
Basic mode gives OpenClaw focused tools for task status and task comments.
Advanced mode gives OpenClaw broader Leadtime tools for richer workspace actions.
Advanced mode can optionally pass API instructions and the bot API key to the agent runtime for scripted batch work.
Leadtime must be able to call the OpenClaw webhook URL. If OpenClaw runs on localhost, a private VPS address, Tailscale, or another private network, expose the webhook through a stable public HTTPS route such as a reverse proxy or named tunnel before assigning tasks to the bot.
You can run setup again later for another Leadtime bot. The plugin stores separate credentials for each bot connection and can route each Leadtime bot to the OpenClaw agent configured for that connection.
