klutch

What This Skill Does

The Klutch skill for OpenClaw provides a robust, command-line interface for interacting with the Klutch programmable credit card ecosystem. It leverages GraphQL to enable users to bridge the gap between their financial data and the AI agent's processing capabilities. By connecting directly to the Klutch API, this skill allows users to perform real-time monitoring of their card status, pull historical transaction logs, and categorize spending without leaving the terminal. It acts as a bridge for developers and power users to programmatically manage their financial footprint, view spending patterns by category, and automate the retrieval of card information through scriptable endpoints.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your environment, use the ClawHub package manager. Run the following command in your terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/kesslerio/klutch

Once installed, ensure your Python 3.10+ environment is prepared. You must provide authentication credentials by setting either the KLUTCH_CLIENT_ID and KLUTCH_SECRET_KEY environment variables or by configuring your 1Password CLI integration using KLUTCH_1PASSWORD_ITEM. The skill automatically manages session tokens in ~/.config/klutch/token.json and allows further customization via ~/.config/klutch/config.json.

Use Cases

This skill is perfect for users who prioritize financial transparency and automation. Common use cases include generating automated end-of-month expense reports, tracking spending trends by category to maintain a budget, verifying transaction statuses for security audits, and integrating financial data into custom dashboards. It is particularly useful for developers building AI-powered personal finance assistants or teams managing multiple programmable cards.

Example Prompts

1. "OpenClaw, list all transactions for my card from the last 15 days and calculate the total amount spent."
2. "Show me the spending breakdown by category for the current billing cycle using the Klutch skill."
3. "Check the status of my primary card and update the API timeout configuration to 60 seconds."

Tips & Limitations

Always keep your API credentials secure; never hardcode them in plain text files. If you switch between the Production and Sandbox environments, remember to update the endpoint URL in your configuration file. Note that this skill relies on the stability of the Klutch GraphQL API; ensure you have a stable network connection when executing queries. For high-volume usage, monitor your API limits to avoid potential service interruptions.