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OpenClaw has a native Smithers plugin, so the plugin is the way we recommend. One command installs it and registers the MCP server as a baseline tool surface: OpenClaw gets tools to run, inspect, approve, and read workflow outputs, plus a bundled skill that nudges it toward reusable, eval-backed workflows.

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Check it worked

Ask OpenClaw:
“What Smithers workflows are available here?”
It should list them via the plugin’s tools. From there, ask for outcomes (What You Can Do) and OpenClaw drives the runs.
The agent-facing details (extension paths, both integration directions) live in the Technical API at OpenClaw. You don’t need them; OpenClaw does.