OpenClaw 2.0 adds per-user OAuth for MCP servers, enabling multiplayer shared bots
steipete · x · 2026-09-03
OpenClaw 2.0 now supports per-user OAuth for MCP servers. When several people share one OpenClaw bot (e.g. in Slack), each user gets a sign-in link in chat and can connect their own Gmail, calendar, or other accounts — the bot then uses each person's own connection. The author notes it's especially powerful paired with tools like Composio, enabling "multiplayer Claws".
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