Using NanoClaw

Using NanoClaw with DataDoe MCP

NanoClaw is a personal AI agent that runs on your own machine. It connects to messaging apps and lets you use a wide range of tools, including DataDoe MCP.

Prerequisites

You have completed the setup from How to connect (DataDoe MCP integration).
You have Claude Code installed and working.
You are on a macOS or Linux machine, or you have WSL2 installed on Windows.

Step 1: Install NanoClaw

To install NanoClaw, run these commands in your terminal:

bash

1git clone https://github.com/nanocoai/nanoclaw.git nanoclaw-v2
2cd nanoclaw-v2
3bash nanoclaw.sh

This will download and install NanoClaw with any missing dependencies. After installation, the configuration script will guide you through setting up NanoClaw. It will show you step-by-step instructions on how to connect it to your messaging app.

Step 2: Connect NanoClaw to DataDoe MCP

All configuration is done through Claude Code. NanoClaw uses it to access its skills. To connect NanoClaw to an MCP server, use the customize skill by running the /customize command in Claude Code from the directory where you cloned the NanoClaw repository. After running the command, you will see the following prompt:

Select the Add an integration/tool option.

Say to your agent that you want to add the DataDoe MCP integration.
You’ll then be asked which agents you want to add this integration to. You can select any agents you want.

After that, Claude Code will ask you a few questions about how you’d like to connect to DataDoe MCP. Your answers should be:
- MCP Server URL: https://mcp.datadoe.com/mcp/v1
- MCP Server Transport: HTTP Streamable
- MCP Server Authentication: Custom Header (Header Auth), with the MCP Key injected via OneCLI vault.
- MCP Server Header Name: datadoe-mcp-key
- MCP Server Header Value: The MCP Key that you created on the DataDoe MCP Integrations page.

After that, Claude Code will give you step-by-step instructions on how to use OneCLI for authentication, and then it will start changing the NanoClaw source code to add the DataDoe MCP integration.

Step 3: Use NanoClaw to ask questions about your data

You can now use NanoClaw with your selected messaging app to ask questions about your data.