Enterprise OpenClaw

OpenClaw is powerful.Speakeasy makes it safe.

Accelerate your team's AI transformation safely with OpenClaw on Speakeasy. Keep fine-grained control over every connection. Provision access in minutes, restrict permissions, and log every action.

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The problem

Your teams are already running OpenClaw

247k+

GitHub stars — fastest-growing OSS repo in historyGitHub

30,000+

Publicly exposed instances found in 2 weeksBitsight

22%

Of enterprise customers have shadow OpenClaw deploymentsToken Security

OpenClaw is the operating system for personal AI agents. Employees love it. Security teams are terrified of it.

The solution

+OpenClaw

Enterprise guardrails for the world's most popular AI agent

Connect

OpenClaw assistants connect using your existing MCP servers controlled through the Speakeasy Platform.

Control

Assistants adhere to your org's access policies by default. Define controls per-agent, per-team, per-department.

Observe

Every interaction logged and queryable. Real-time monitoring, and compliance-ready audit trails.

Connect

MCP-native OpenClaw

Your employees are already using MCP. Now your agents can too. Connect OpenClaw to any MCP server through Speakeasy's managed gateway with auth enforced on every connection.

ConnectionStatusAuthTools
Slack
ManagedOAuth 2.1
24 TOOLS
GitHub
ManagedOAuth 2.1
32 TOOLS
Gmail
ManagedOAuth 2.1
14 TOOLS
Notion
ManagedOAuth 2.1
18 TOOLS
internal-crm
ManagedSSO
11 TOOLS
customer-db
ManagedSSO
8 TOOLS
Snowflake
UnmanagedAPI Key
NO TOOLS
code-deploy-api
ManagedSSO
5 TOOLS
ModelContextProtocol

MCP support built in

Speakeasy maintains an MCP-native fork of OpenClaw. Same agent capabilities, now with access to the full MCP ecosystem.

Unified MCP access

Connect to pre-built integrations from the MCP catalog or turn any internal API into a managed MCP server.

Centralized control plane

Provision and manage all agent-to-service connections from a single dashboard. No more shadow connections.

Token efficient

Speakeasy MCP servers employ progressive disclosure to make sure your assistants are cost-effective.

Control

Enterprise access controls

Role-based permissions on MCP tool calls. Least-privilege by default. Per-agent, per-team, per-department policies. The controls OpenClaw doesn't ship with.

Agent access policies
Least-privilege enforced
OpenClawAtlasEngineering
Full access
GitHubread-write
Linearread-write
Slackread-write
code-deploy-apiapproval-required
OpenClawJasperCustomer Success
Standard
internal-crmread-only
Slackread-write
Gmailapproval-required
Notionread-only
OpenClawNovaProduct
Standard
Linearread-write
Slackread-write
Notionread-write
OpenClawFinleyFinance
Restricted
customer-dbread-only
Gmailread-only

Tool-level permissions

Allow Salesforce reads but block writes. Permit calendar reads but require approval for sends.

Per-team policies

Define access policies per MCP server connection. Set permissions per agent, per team, per department.

Human-in-the-loop

Approval flows for high-risk actions — email sends, file deletions, code deployments. Block first, ask questions later.

Least-privilege by default

Every agent sees exactly what they need. No accidental access to billing data, customer records, or production systems.

Deploy

Build agents that
work where you work

SlackSlack
Microsoft TeamsMicrosoft Teams
DiscordDiscord

Observe

Full observability

Every MCP interaction logged and queryable. Which tools were called, what data was accessed, what actions were taken, by which agent, on behalf of which user.

TimeServer / ToolAgentPolicy

Real-time dashboards

Live feed of every tool call, data access, and action. Filterable by agent, user, team, and MCP server.

Audit-ready

SOC 2, GDPR, and HIPAA-ready logs. Export for compliance reviews and regulatory audits.

Anomaly detection

Alerts for unusual patterns — bulk data access, off-hours activity, unexpected tool calls.

Searchable history

Query any past interaction by time, user, server, or tool. Investigate incidents in minutes, not days.

Use cases

Real scenarios, real controls

Shadow OpenClaw, sanctioned

Your engineering team has been running OpenClaw agents connected to GitHub, Jira, and Slack for weeks. IT just found out. Instead of banning it, route all MCP connections through Speakeasy. Instant visibility, instant controls, zero disruption.

Customer-facing Clawbot

Deploy an OpenClaw-powered agent that helps customers navigate your product. It needs access to docs, ticketing, and CRM — but should never modify customer records or access billing data. Speakeasy access controls make this possible without custom security engineering.

Compliance-ready deployment

Your compliance team needs a full audit trail of every AI agent interaction before approving deployment. Speakeasy provides SOC 2-ready logs of every MCP tool call, data access, and action — the evidence your auditor needs.

Trusted by teams
running MCP in production

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"The MCP server we built using Speakeasy just works. It made becoming AI-native much simpler than we expected."

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Constantine Nathanson

STAFF SOFTWARE ENGINEER @ CLOUDINARY

Fivetran logo

"Speakeasy's AI control plane has been indispensable in enabling Fivetran's AI transformation."

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Eli Davis

FIVETRAN

Polar logo

"With Speakeasy I can focus on the core product and know that all the MCP best practices are being taken care of."

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Pieter Beulque

POLAR

Cloudinary logo

"The MCP server we built using Speakeasy just works. It made becoming AI-native much simpler than we expected."

Constantine Nathanson headshot

Constantine Nathanson

STAFF SOFTWARE ENGINEER @ CLOUDINARY

Fivetran logo

"Speakeasy's AI control plane has been indispensable in enabling Fivetran's AI transformation."

Eli Davis headshot

Eli Davis

FIVETRAN

Polar logo

"With Speakeasy I can focus on the core product and know that all the MCP best practices are being taken care of."

Pieter Beulque headshot

Pieter Beulque

POLAR

Frequently askedquestions

What is Enterprise OpenClaw?
Enterprise OpenClaw is OpenClaw made safe for the enterprise. Speakeasy maintains an MCP-native fork of OpenClaw and runs it through the Speakeasy AI control plane, so the agent can only reach tools and data it has been explicitly authorized to use, with every action logged and auditable.
How does Speakeasy make OpenClaw enterprise-safe?
By scoping what OpenClaw can do. The agent connects only to MCP servers provisioned through Speakeasy, identity flows through your IdP, permissions are role-based, and runtime guardrails block PII, prompt injection, and exfiltration in real time. The result is an OpenClaw that fits inside the same controls as the rest of your stack.
How are OpenClaw actions logged and audited?
Every tool call OpenClaw makes is captured: who initiated it, which tool, on which server, with what arguments, against which data, with what result, and when. The audit trail is exportable and integrates with the SIEM your security team already uses.
Can I scope what OpenClaw can do per user or team?
Yes. Provision sub-catalogs per team so engineering, support, or research each get only the MCP servers and tools relevant to their work. Permissions can scope down to the individual tool, and least-privilege is the default.
How does Enterprise OpenClaw handle credentials and secrets?
Credentials live in Speakeasy and are scoped by role. OpenClaw never sees long-lived API keys directly. OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and DCR is supported even when an upstream MCP server does not implement modern auth, so the agent can reach legacy systems without weakening the security model.
Does Enterprise OpenClaw support the broader MCP ecosystem?
Yes. The fork is MCP-native, so OpenClaw can reach pre-built integrations from the Speakeasy catalog, internal MCP servers you build, and third-party MCPs you adopt. New servers join the gateway and inherit its controls automatically.
Can I run Enterprise OpenClaw on my own infrastructure?
Yes. Speakeasy offers managed cloud and self-hosted deployments. Self-hosting fits organizations with strict data-residency, air-gapped, or sovereign-cloud requirements, with the same control plane experience either way.
How is this different from running OpenClaw without Speakeasy?
Without Speakeasy, OpenClaw connects to whatever the user puts in front of it, with no consistent identity, no policy layer, no audit trail, and no way for security to know what is happening. Speakeasy makes the agent operate inside the same controls that govern the rest of the enterprise, instead of around them.

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