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Install the Splashify Skill

This guide connects Splashify Pro to OpenClaw, end to end. It takes about 5 minutes.

There are three layers, installed in order:

  1. OpenClaw — the AI assistant.
  2. The splashify CLI — the tool the skill drives. It is its own product; full setup details live in the splashify CLI section. This page covers just enough to get the skill working.
  3. The Splashify skill — the bundle that teaches OpenClaw to use the CLI.

Prerequisites

You needHow to get it
OpenClaw installednpm install -g openclaw@latest then openclaw onboard --install-daemon
The splashify CLIBuild it from source — see Step 2, or the CLI install guide
A Splashify Pro accountWith an active trial or paid plan

The skill does not require an MCP server. Earlier versions of this integration used splashify-mcp; that path has been replaced by the skill. If you set up the old MCP integration, remove it with openclaw mcp remove splashify.

Step 1 — Install OpenClaw

npm install -g openclaw@latest
openclaw onboard --install-daemon

Step 2 — Install the splashify CLI

The CLI is a Go program. Build it from source:

cd cli && go build -o splashify ./...

Place splashify on your system PATH. If you do not want to build it, ask your Splashify Pro provider for a pre-built binary. (The skill no longer needs a separate splashify-mcp binary.)

For the complete CLI install and configuration guide, see splashify CLI → Install.

Step 3 — Create an access token

In Splashify Pro, go to Settings → Developer → Access Tokens & OpenClaw, click New Token, give it a name (e.g. “OpenClaw on my laptop”), and copy the oc_live_… value.

The token is shown only once. Store it now — you cannot retrieve it later.

You can also create one from the CLI later — see Access Tokens.

Step 4 — Connect the CLI

Run:

splashify connect

It asks for:

  • the Backend URL — https://apis.splashifypro.com (press Enter to accept)
  • your oc_live_ token — paste it

The CLI validates the token and saves it to ~/.splashify/config.json. Confirm with:

splashify whoami

This is the only credential in the whole setup — the skill carries none of its own. It reads the same config file through the CLI.

Step 5 — Install the Splashify skill into OpenClaw

splashify link openclaw

This installs the Splashify skill bundle into OpenClaw’s workspace skills directory (~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/splashify/). The bundle is embedded in the splashify binary, so no extra download is needed.

To preview the target path without writing anything:

splashify link openclaw --print

If OpenClaw’s workspace cannot be located, the command says so — install OpenClaw first, or pass an explicit path with --path.

Step 6 — Restart OpenClaw

openclaw dashboard

(or restart the OpenClaw Gateway) so it picks up the newly installed skill.

Step 7 — Confirm it works

splashify doctor

All checks should show ✓:

  ✓ config — found
  ✓ access token — valid (you@example.com)
  ✓ openclaw — installed
  ✓ splashify skill — installed

All checks passed.

Then ask your OpenClaw assistant something simple — “List my Splashify contacts”. If it returns your contacts, the skill is live. 🎉

Removing the skill

To uninstall the Splashify skill, delete its bundle from OpenClaw:

rm -rf ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/splashify

To disable the underlying token entirely, see Access Tokens. Revoking a token stops both the skill and the CLI at once.

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