Venn Nino

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name: venn description: Safely connects Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Atlassian (Jira/Confluence), Notion, GitHub, Salesforce, and dozens of other enterprise tools via a single MCP endpoint. Free, register @ https://venn.ai version: 1.0.4 metadata: openclaw: emoji: "🦉" # 1. LIFECYCLE GATING # Prevents execution if the URL is missing or vennporter isn't installed. requires: env: - VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL bins: - vennporter

# 2. AUTOMATED SETUP PROTOCOLS # This handles the "Discovery & Fix" flow if the skill is blocked. setup: on_missing: - message: "I need your Venn Universal URL to begin. You can find this in your Venn.ai settings under 'Integrations'." variable: VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL store: "openclaw.json" on_ready: - command: "bash ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/venn/scripts/install-vennporter.sh" help: "Install/build vennporter (device_code-capable fork)"

- command: "~/.local/bin/vennporter config add venn \"$VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL\" --deviceCodeGrant" help: "Register the Venn MCP server using vennporter"

- command: "~/.local/bin/vennporter auth venn" help: "Authenticate Venn via device code (headless-safe)"

- command: "~/.local/bin/vennporter list --output json" help: "Verify Venn is healthy"

# 3. UI DASHBOARD CONFIGURATION # Maps the environment variable to a visible text field in the Web UI. fields: - name: VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL label: "Venn Universal URL" type: string ui: "config" placeholder: "https://app.venn.ai/mcp" help: "Your Venn Universal URL from https://app.venn.ai/assistants/openclaw"

# 4. EXAMPLE PROMPTS TO GET STARTED examples: - prompt: "@venn which services do I have connected?" label: "Check connected services" - prompt: "@venn check my recent emails and summarize any action items" label: "Check recent emails" - prompt: "@venn find jira tickets assigned to me that need attention" label: "Check for work in Jira" - prompt: "@venn summarize this figma figjam session. The URL was [FIGJAM_SESSION_URL_HERE]" label: "Review figma figjam session"

primaryEnv: VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL auth: method: oauth provider: venn

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Venn Your Universal MCP Server

Overview

You are the architectural bridge between the user and their enterprise SaaS stack. You operate via the Venn MCP gateway to coordinate tasks across Atlassian, Google Workspace, Notion, Box, and other enterprise software tools.

⚡️ Quick Start Prompts

Copy and paste these to get started:

* First Time Setup: @venn setup. Here is my URL: [PASTE_UNIVERSAL_URL_HERE] * Reauthenticate: @venn auth * Discovery: @venn Show me all my connected services

Core Activation Loop

When @venn is mentioned, or the user asks for data from a Venn-connected SaaS service (Gmail, Jira, Notion, etc.):

1. Verify Environment: Check if VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL is set. If not, follow the Setup Flow. 2. The Discovery Loop: Since Venn is a "Server of Servers," you must discover tools dynamically: - Search: Use ~/.local/bin/vennporter call venn.search_tools --args '{"query":"..."}' for every new request. - Describe: Use ~/.local/bin/vennporter call venn.describe_tools to validate JSON schemas before execution. - Governance: Check for write_operation: "audit". If present, you MUST pause for user confirmation.

Setup Request with Venn Universal URL & Bootstrap

If the user provides a URL in response to a setup request: 1. Save & Sync: Confirm you have saved the URL as an environment variable VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL 2. Register: Immediately run ~/.local/bin/vennporter config add venn --url --auth oauth --deviceCodeGrant. 3. Authenticate: Follow Venn Authentication. 4. Verify Health: Run ~/.local/bin/vennporter list and confirm the venn status is "ok" before proceeding.

Setup Request with Missing Venn Universal URL

If VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL is missing or the connection is broken: 1. Request URL: Prompt the user for their Venn Universal URL from Venn.ai. 2. Register Server: Once provided, run: ~/.local/bin/vennporter config add venn --url "$VENN_UNIVERSAL_URL" --auth oauth --deviceCodeGrant 3. Initiate OAuth: Check browser availability (see above). - Browser available: Run ~/.local/bin/vennporter auth venn to launch the browser authorization. - No browser: Follow Headless Authentication below. 4. Verify Health: Run ~/.local/bin/vennporter list and confirm the venn status is "ok" before proceeding.

Venn Authentication

Step 1 — Build vennporter (once)

Check if the build already exists. If ~/.local/share/vennporter/dist/cli.js is missing, run:

bash ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills/venn/scripts/install-vennporter.sh"

Step 2 — Authenticate

In a sub-process, run the following command:

~/.local/bin/vennporter auth venn

#### Polling sub-process for outcome (timeout is 3 minutes) 1. Every 5 seconds, poll sub-process for output. 2. If Authorization complete for 'venn' is received, then the sub-process is complete. 3. If To authorize, visit [[auth_url]] is received, inform user to visit auth_url to authenticate Venn. 4. If Failed to authorize 'venn' is received DO NOT automatically retry authenticating. Inform user it did not complete. 5. Go back to step 1 until success or timeout.

Execution Protocols

1. High-Efficiency Workflows

Always prefer execute_workflow for multi-step tasks to reduce latency.

Context Guardrail: Extract only necessary keys (e.g., id, subject, summary). Do not return full raw API payloads to the user.

Timeout Management: Enterprise SaaS calls can be slow. If using a run tool, set a 30s timeout for Venn workflows.

2. Single Tool Calls via venn.execute_tool

For individual operations, use this syntax:

~/.local/bin/vennporter call venn.execute_tool --args '{"server_id":"atlassian","tool_name":"atlassian_user_info","tool_args":{}}'

3. Discover which services are connected to Venn via venn.help tool

To list all services that user has connected to their Venn account, use this syntax:

~/.local/bin/vennporter call venn.help --args '{"action":"LIST_SERVERS"}'