[01]Integration brief

TriggercmdAI agent for Triggercmd

Why teams connect Triggercmd

Trooper agents connect to Triggercmd through secure OAuth or API credentials synced to your private OpenClaw server.

Connect Triggercmd through Composio.

Every action runs as a traced ticket on the unified board. Combine Triggercmd with GitHub, Gmail, Slack, and 1,000+ other plugins in multi-agent workflows.

Autonomous execution

Trooper agents call Triggercmd APIs directly β€” search, read, write, and report back on traced tickets.

Approval gates

Sensitive writes wait for your authorization. Agents propose; you approve; the system executes.

Multi-agent workflows

Combine Triggercmd with GitHub, Gmail, Slack, and 1,000+ plugins on one OpenClaw-powered board.

Triggercmd workflows your team runs.

Event triggers, bi-directional sync, and notify paths β€” Triggercmd connected to Trooper playbooks.

Webhook event
Trigger
Event received
Normalize payload
Enrich context
Triggercmd record
Process gate
Duplicate events< 0.2%

What agents do with Triggercmd

Search and summarize

Agent queries Triggercmd for context before drafting a response or next action.

Create and update records

Write back to Triggercmd with traced changes and human approval on sensitive ops.

Cross-tool workflows

Chain Triggercmd with email, CRM, or code tools in a single multi-step mission.

Connect Triggercmd

Credentials save to your private AI server and sync to OpenClaw. Configure in Settings β†’ Plugins after deploy.

  1. 01

    Deploy a Trooper unit at app.trooper.so

  2. 02

    Open Settings β†’ Plugins and connect Triggercmd via OAuth or API key

  3. 03

    Assign the Triggercmd plugin to the right agent on your roster

  4. 04

    Delegate a task from Slack, chat, or the unified task board