Use Prompt Switchboard with OpenClaw through bundle-friendly public packets without pretending the listing is already live.
OpenClaw already has an official CLI MCP path. Prompt Switchboard now ships a repo-owned
OpenClaw public-bundle-ready packet and an exact install playbook without pretending an
official Prompt Switchboard listing already exists.
Public-bundle-ready packet and generic MCP path today, not a verified repo-owned host lane yet
Official surface verified: OpenClaw CLI MCP docs, plugin docs, and bundle docs
Current repo claim: public packet shipped, no official Prompt Switchboard listing verified from the checked OpenClaw docs
Public packet contents
Packable OpenClaw bundle archive
OpenClaw MCP registry JSON and mcp.servers fragment
Compare-first smoke loop and follow-through map
Exact external packet if a later official listing surface appears
Install shape today
Today the strongest repo-owned OpenClaw packet is a public-bundle-ready packet plus MCP registry
snippets. The checked official docs confirm the CLI MCP path. Any later listing claim
still needs separate official proof.
If you want a bundle-first install path, build the OpenClaw packet archive with
npm run release:host-kits and install the generated archive from the OpenClaw
bundle path after you verify the local MCP server works.
Bundle-ready artifact path: run npm run release:host-kits
Official surface verified here: OpenClaw CLI MCP docs, plugin docs, and bundle docs
Current repo truth: no official Prompt Switchboard marketplace or registry listing verified in this run
Prompt Switchboard still stays compare-first, local-first, and browser-native. This packet does not turn it into a hosted relay, SDK, or generic automation platform.
Owner-run publish packet
Run npm run release:host-kits and verify the OpenClaw packet archive under dist/public-bundles/.
Choose the official OpenClaw public surface you will really use: bundle install, plugin listing, or another official listing surface backed by OpenClaw docs.
Publish the repo-owned OpenClaw packet and keep the MCP registry JSON, shell helper, and install docs aligned to that exact surface.
Verify the listing or bundle URL, the install flow, and one compare-first smoke run after publish.
Only after those proofs exist should you update public docs to claim Prompt Switchboard is publicly published for OpenClaw.