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OpenClaw is an open-source personal AI assistant that can query and analyze your data when connected to Nekt through the MCP Server. The connection is made via OpenClaw’s mcporter skill, which handles MCP server discovery and configuration.
Requires a paid Nekt plan (for MCP Server access).

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1. Activate your MCP Server

The connection is made by activating the MCP Server in your workspace. Check this guide for instructions.

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2. Get your endpoint and token

Go to Integrations > MCP Server in the Nekt platform. You’ll need two values:
  • Endpoint — the MCP server URL displayed at the top of the page
  • Token — a bearer token created in the MCP Tokens section
If you don’t have a token yet, create one. You can scope it to specific tables or grant full access.
Tokens created manually can be scoped to specific tables for fine-grained access control. Tokens grant OpenClaw access only to the tables associated with that token.

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3. Connect OpenClaw to Nekt

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Install the mcporter skill

If you haven’t already, install the mcporter skill in your OpenClaw instance. Refer to the OpenClaw documentation for skill installation instructions.
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Add the Nekt MCP server

Use mcporter to register the Nekt MCP server. Run the following in your OpenClaw environment:
mcporter add --name Nekt \
  --url MCP_ENDPOINT \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer MCP_TOKEN"
Replace MCP_ENDPOINT with the endpoint from the MCP Server page and MCP_TOKEN with the token you created.
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Verify the connection

Ask OpenClaw to list the available Nekt tools to confirm the connection is working:
List the tools available from the Nekt MCP server.
You should see the nine tools provided by the Nekt MCP Server. You can learn more about them here.

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4. Explore your data

Once connected, ask OpenClaw a question about your data. For example: 
Using Nekt, give me a summary of the your_table_name table.
OpenClaw will use the MCP tools to query your data and return an answer.
We’d love to know what you’re building with Nekt! Share your projects with us through any of our communication channels.

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Privacy & Security

Your data privacy is a core principle of the Nekt platform. When you connect OpenClaw to Nekt through the MCP Server, OpenClaw does not receive direct database credentials or unrestricted access to your infrastructure. Instead, OpenClaw interacts with your data exclusively through the secure tools exposed by the Nekt MCP Server, which act as a controlled gateway to the Nekt API. These tools enforce the same authentication, authorization, and permission rules used throughout the Nekt platform. Access is scoped using tokens and user permissions, meaning OpenClaw can only access the tables and actions explicitly allowed by the token you configured. This architecture ensures that all queries, analysis, and data interactions remain governed, auditable, and restricted to your workspace permissions. When using OpenClaw, your interactions are subject to OpenClaw’s privacy settings and the policies of the AI model you have configured (Claude, GPT-4, or a local model). We recommend reviewing the relevant privacy documentation to understand their data handling policies and selecting the configuration that best aligns with your organization’s security requirements.

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Need help?

Contact our support team if you encounter issues during setup.