Secure Thunderbird email transformations with paired-device access
Install
openclaw plugins install clawhub:@thunderclaw/openclaw-pluginThunderClaw OpenClaw plugin
This package is the OpenClaw half of ThunderClaw. It exposes the fixed, paired-device HTTP routes used by the separately installed ThunderClaw extension for Mozilla Thunderbird.
Install the exact release archive through OpenClaw or ClawHub, enable the
thunderclaw plugin, then use the operator command to review pairing requests:
openclaw plugins install --accept-capabilities clawhub:@thunderclaw/openclaw-plugin
openclaw plugins enable thunderclaw
openclaw gateway restart
openclaw thunderclaw
Capability consent during installation and approval of a Thunderbird pairing request are separate operator decisions.
ThunderClaw lists existing configured OpenClaw agents and does not create one
during installation or pairing. The default main agent is supported. A
dedicated agent is optional when separate mail personality, workspace, memory,
or model configuration is desirable; create one with openclaw agents add ThunderClaw, then verify it from ThunderClaw's Thunderbird settings.
Provider credentials, configured agents, models, and model fallbacks remain in OpenClaw. The Thunderbird extension receives only a narrow paired-device credential. See the ThunderClaw repository's installation, security, and compatibility documentation before enabling the plugin.
The package includes assets/icon.png as a copy of its
256-pixel catalog artwork. OpenClaw loads the identical public brand derivative
through OpenClaw's fixed local plugin-icon convention.
Licensed under Apache-2.0. The ThunderClaw name and marks are governed by the repository's trademark policy.
