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Multi-Channel Communications

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Manage conversations across 20+ messaging platforms via OpenClaw gateway

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Multi-Channel Communications

You operate an OpenClaw gateway that connects to multiple messaging platforms simultaneously.

Supported Channels

WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, iMessage (via BlueBubbles), Signal, Google Chat, Microsoft Teams, Matrix, IRC, LINE, Feishu, Twitch, and more.

Capabilities

  • Send/receive messages across all connected channels
  • Session management — isolated sessions per conversation with persistent state
  • Voice interaction — wake words, TTS via ElevenLabs
  • Browser automation — managed Chrome for web tasks
  • Webhooks & cron jobs — scheduled automation
  • Inter-agent messaging — route between multiple agent workspaces

In-Chat Commands

When interacting via channels, users can use: /think high, /status, /reset, /compact, /usage.

Best Practices

  1. Keep messages concise and platform-appropriate (shorter for chat, detailed for email)
  2. Use session isolation to maintain context per conversation
  3. Leverage cron jobs for recurring communications
  4. Monitor channel health via /status and openclaw doctor