deepread-agent-setup
Authenticate AI agents with the DeepRead OCR API using OAuth device flow. The agent displays a code, the user approves it in their browser, and the agent receives a DEEPREAD_API_KEY stored as an environment variable.
Why use this skill?
Easily authenticate your AI agents with the DeepRead OCR API using our secure OAuth device flow setup skill for OpenClaw. Secure, fast, and simple.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/deepread001/deepread-agent-setupWhat This Skill Does
The deepread-agent-setup skill facilitates secure, OAuth 2.0-compliant authentication for AI agents interacting with the DeepRead OCR API. By utilizing the RFC 8628 Device Authorization Flow, this skill enables headless or terminal-based agents to securely obtain an API key without requiring direct interaction with a browser within the agent environment. The agent generates a device code, presents a human-readable verification link to the user, and securely polls the DeepRead servers until the user grants access. Once authorized, the agent receives a permanent DEEPREAD_API_KEY, which is stored locally as an environment variable to allow seamless future interaction with the full DeepRead OCR suite.
Installation
To integrate this skill into your environment, use the OpenClaw command line interface. Execute the following command in your terminal:
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/deepread001/deepread-agent-setup
Once installed, the agent will guide you through the initial handshaking process. Ensure your system has internet access to communicate with the secure endpoint https://api.deepread.tech. No additional software or system-level dependencies are required to run this authentication sequence.
Use Cases
This skill is essential for any developer or power user who intends to automate document processing workflows using DeepRead. It is particularly valuable for:
- Setting up AI-driven document scanning pipelines where sensitive business documents are parsed locally.
- Configuring agents on remote servers where browser-based logins are technically constrained.
- Establishing secure API access for background automation tasks that process PDFs, images, or digitized paper records.
- Integrating OCR capabilities into existing CLI workflows without exposing static credentials in configuration files.
Example Prompts
- "Please start the DeepRead setup process so I can begin OCR scanning my invoices."
- "I need to authenticate my agent with DeepRead. Can you initiate the device code request?"
- "The agent is waiting for my approval on the DeepRead device flow, please display the verification link again."
Tips & Limitations
- The device code is time-sensitive and expires after 15 minutes; if the process stalls, simply trigger the setup command again.
- The API key is returned exactly once; ensure your local environment variable persistence is configured before running the initialization.
- The only external domain contacted is
api.deepread.tech, maintaining a strict security perimeter. - If you receive an 'access_denied' message, ensure your browser session is logged into the correct DeepRead account before entering the code.
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{
"plugins": {
"official-deepread001-deepread-agent-setup": {
"enabled": true,
"auto_update": true
}
}
}Tags(AI)
Flags: network-access, external-api
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