What is Toggle for OpenClaw?

Toggle is a Chrome extension by GLIK AI that captures and structures your browser activity into real-time work sessions, projects, and intent signals, then feeds that context directly into your OpenClaw agent via API.

How does Toggle connect to OpenClaw?

Toggle streams structured context via API integration. It captures browser activity across 50+ web apps and converts it into project metadata, focus scores, and context switches that OpenClaw can consume.

Which browsers does Toggle support?

Toggle currently supports Chrome only. Mobile and Microsoft Edge support is planned for Q4 2026.

What apps does Toggle for OpenClaw work with?

Toggle supports 50+ web apps including GitHub, Notion, Slack, Gmail, Figma, and Google Workspace. It structures activity from these apps into context your agent can understand.

Is Toggle for OpenClaw free?

Toggle offers a 30-day free trial with no credit card required. Setup takes approximately 5 minutes.

How many upvotes did Toggle get on Product Hunt?

Toggle for OpenClaw received 116 upvotes and 13 comments when it launched on Product Hunt on February 24, 2026.

Who built Toggle for OpenClaw?

Toggle was built by GLIK AI, a privacy-first AI research lab. The product was launched by makers Joe (@rolodexter) and Matias Papaleo (@matias_papaleo).

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Toggle for OpenClaw: Chrome Extension Streams Structured Work Context to Your Agent in Real-Time

Chrome extension by GLIK AI that captures and structures browser activity into real-time work sessions, projects, decisions, and intent signals, feeding directly into OpenClaw agents via API. 116 Product Hunt upvotes. Supports 50+ web apps including GitHub, Notion, Slack, Gmail, Figma. Privacy-first with 30-day free trial.

Product Idea from this Signal

A browser extension that captures structured work context from your browsing sessions and streams it to OpenClaw agents so they know what you are working on without being told

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OpenClaw agents start every conversation blind. Users waste the first 2-5 messages explaining what project they are working on, what files they have open, what Jira ticket they are looking at. Toggle for OpenClaw proved the concept with 116 Product Hunt upvotes by streaming browser activity to agents as structured context. The browser AI market is projected to reach $76.8B by 2034. But Toggle is Chrome-only, closed-source, and focused on individual productivity. There is room for an open-source, multi-browser extension that extracts work context (active project, open tabs, current task, recent decisions) and pipes it into any OpenClaw agent as a structured context payload, making agents immediately productive without the cold-start problem.

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