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This guide gets you from zero to a working MCP connection with one safe, read-only verification call. It does not create or approve work.

Step 1: Connect

Install the documented plugin, then complete browser pairing:
Open the plugin’s local dashboard, choose Connect OrgX, and approve in the browser.Full OpenClaw setup guide →
Need client-specific instructions for ChatGPT, VS Code, or other MCP hosts? Use the full MCP Client Setup guide.

Step 2: Verify one permitted read

Ask the client to use only its discovered OrgX tools:
Confirm the workspace and show one recent decision or initiative with a source link. Do not create or approve work.
If the profile exposes orgx_bootstrap, call it first:
The public Claude Code plugin’s claude-directory profile omits bootstrap and write tools. Use its orgx_search, get_initiative_pulse, or get_operator_chronicle readback. An empty workspace is a valid result. For a wrong workspace, reauthorize the intended workspace in the client; do not call the retired workspace action=get/list/set interface.

Step 3: Continue from the same record

Open the returned link, then ask a new client session to retrieve that same record. Check its workspace and source. This verifies useful continuity. Creating work and approving decisions are separate, explicitly authorized workflows. Use Product quickstart when ready to save a bounded draft with a write-capable connection.

What’s Next

Agent Recipes

Small, reviewable workflows with contract links.

Failure Playbooks

Error recovery for common issues.

Tool Profiles

Reduce schema overhead with role-based profiles.

Full Tool Reference

Complete documentation for the current MCP tool catalog.