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Install ThunderClaw

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in four clear steps.

ThunderClaw has two matching parts: a plugin for your OpenClaw Gateway and a signed extension for Thunderbird. Install both, then pair them once.

01
Get OpenClaw ready

Use a supported OpenClaw version from 2026.7.2-beta.7 through the 2026.9.7 release line with a configured agent, then confirm that its Gateway is running. Your existing main agent is supported; a dedicated ThunderClaw agent is optional for separate mail personality, workspace, memory, or model configuration.
```
openclaw gateway status
```
OpenClaw installation guide
02
Install the OpenClaw plugin

Install the published package from ClawHub and explicitly accept its declared OpenClaw capabilities, then enable it and restart the Gateway. Device pairing still requires its own later approval.
```
openclaw plugins install \
  --accept-capabilities \
  clawhub:@thunderclaw/openclaw-plugin
openclaw plugins enable thunderclaw
openclaw gateway restart
```
View ThunderClaw on ClawHub
Add ThunderClaw to Thunderbird

Open the official listing in Thunderbird 128 or newer, choose Add to Thunderbird, and approve the requested permissions.
Get the Thunderbird extension
04
Connect and pair

Open ThunderClaw’s settings in Thunderbird, enter the endpoint shown by your OpenClaw installation, and choose Pair this Thunderbird. Then run the guided approval command:
```
openclaw thunderclaw
```
Match the approval code, approve the request, then return to Thunderbird to Claim approved pairing and test the connection.
Detailed pairing and troubleshooting guide

Connecting to another machine? Use an HTTPS endpoint. Plain HTTP is accepted only for explicit 127.0.0.1 or [::1] loopback addresses.

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