Openclaw Cursor Brain

Cursor Brain

Use Cursor Agent as the AI brain for OpenClaw, connecting all Gateway plugin tools via MCP.

When to activate

Activate when:

• User wants to use capabilities from installed OpenClaw plugins (docs, messaging, databases, etc.)
• User asks about available OpenClaw tools
• User shares a URL or resource from a connected service

Available MCP tools

Cursor Brain exposes all OpenClaw Gateway plugin tools as MCP tools. Tools are auto-registered on each session start.

Discovery & Documentation

• Call openclaw_discover to list all currently available tools with short descriptions and [has skill] badges
• Call openclaw_skill(tool="<tool_name>") to get full usage documentation (actions, parameters, JSON examples) for a specific tool — supports comma-separated names for batch loading
• Call openclaw_invoke with any tool name to use tools not directly registered

Common patterns

Discover available tools:

openclaw_discover()

Get full documentation for a tool before first use:

openclaw_skill(tool="feishu_doc")

Get documentation for multiple tools at once:

openclaw_skill(tool="feishu_doc,feishu_wiki")

Call any tool by name:

openclaw_invoke(tool="<tool_name>", action="<action>", args_json='{"key":"value"}')

Call a directly registered tool:

<tool_name>(action="<action>", args_json='{"key":"value"}')

Notes

• All tool calls are proxied through the OpenClaw Gateway REST API
• Tools are auto-discovered from installed plugins on each session start
• New plugins installed in OpenClaw are automatically available without configuration
• For common operations (read, write, append), server instructions already provide enough context — use openclaw_skill only for advanced operations or when unsure about parameters
• openclaw_skill also detects cross-references: if a tool's documentation mentions other tools, they are listed at the end

Source: andeya/openclaw-cursor-brain — distributed by TomeVault.