Register VerifiedMRR as a Streamable HTTP server in OpenClaw, authenticate through OAuth, and prove the connection with a live MCP probe before an agent depends on it.
The login command opens the VerifiedMRR authorization flow. After approval, doctor --probe makes a real connection and confirms the tools are discoverable rather than only checking saved configuration.
openclaw mcp login verifiedmrr
openclaw mcp doctor verifiedmrr --probe
openclaw mcp show verifiedmrr --json
Operate it safely
VerifiedMRR exposes only read-only tools, so it is suitable for unattended reporting and monitoring. Still instruct the agent to check get_sync_status before drawing conclusions from a period that may not have finished syncing.
If an already-running Gateway or agent does not see the new server, run openclaw mcp reload and restart the owning process when required. Use openclaw mcp logout verifiedmrr to clear stored OAuth credentials without removing the server definition.
Paste this after setup
Run this as the first OpenClaw task after the live probe succeeds.
Verify my VerifiedMRR MCP connection in OpenClaw. List the available VerifiedMRR tools, call get_sync_status, then call list_projects. Report whether authentication works, whether any source is stale or degraded, and which read-only analyses are now available. Do not combine currencies or expose credentials.