OneDrive

OpenClaw OneDrive Integration

OneDrive stores your files — but finding and using them is still manual work. The OpenClaw OneDrive integration gives you an AI layer on top of your entire cloud storage. Find any file instantly, read documents without opening them, and get summaries of complex reports on demand.

What You Can Do

Find Files Fast

You: Find the contract I signed with Acme CorpAssistant: Found: Acme_Corp_MSA_2025.docx — last modified Jan 10, 2025. Want me to summarize it?

Read & Summarize Documents

You: What are the key points in the Q4 report?Assistant: Q4 Report highlights:• Revenue up 23% YoY• Top 3 markets: US (45%), EU (30%), APAC (25%)• Main risk flagged: supply chain delays in Q1• Recommended action: increase buffer stock by 15%

Find Recent Files

You: What did I work on last week?Assistant: Files modified last week:• Budget_2026_draft.xlsx (Monday)• Client_Proposal_v2.docx (Wednesday)• Meeting_Notes_Mar15.docx (Friday)

Search by Content

You: Find documents mentioning the mergerAssistant: Found 3 files referencing "merger":• Merger_FAQ_Internal.docx• Board_Presentation_Q3.pptx• Legal_Review_Notes.docx

Setup Guide

Prerequisites

• Microsoft account (personal or work/school)
• OpenClaw installed (Cloud or self-hosted)
• Microsoft Graph API access

Step 1: Register a Microsoft App

1. Go to portal.azure.com
2. Navigate to Azure Active Directory → App registrations
3. Click "New registration"
4. Name it "OpenClaw" — choose "Personal Microsoft accounts" or "All accounts"
5. Set redirect URI to http://localhost:8080/callback
6. Note your Application (client) ID and Tenant ID

Step 2: Add API Permissions

1. In your app, go to API Permissions
2. Add Microsoft Graph permissions:
   • Files.Read (read OneDrive files)
   • Files.ReadWrite (optional — to create/edit files)
3. For personal accounts, grant admin consent (or user consent)

Step 3: Create a Client Secret

1. Go to Certificates & Secrets
2. Create a new client secret
3. Copy the secret value immediately (only shown once)

Step 4: Configure OpenClaw

Add to ~/.openclaw/config.yaml:

skills:  onedrive:    enabled: true    clientId: "your-app-client-id"    clientSecret: "your-client-secret"    tenantId: "common"  # or your specific tenant ID    scopes:      - files.read

Step 5: Authenticate

On first use, OpenClaw will prompt you to sign in with your Microsoft account. The OAuth flow opens in your browser. Sign in and grant permissions.

Advanced Features

Document Q&A

OpenClaw can read the content of Word documents, PDFs, and text files stored in OneDrive and answer questions about them:

You: In the employee handbook, what's the vacation policy?Assistant: According to Employee_Handbook_2025.docx:Employees receive 15 days PTO in year 1, 20 days from year 2 onwards. Unused days can be carried over up to a maximum of 5 days per year.

Shared Files & SharePoint

OneDrive integration also covers SharePoint shared libraries (for Microsoft 365 users), giving you access to team files.

File Organization

You: Create a folder called "2026 Projects" in my OneDriveAssistant: Folder "2026 Projects" created in your OneDrive root.

Privacy & Security

• Microsoft OAuth 2.0 — your password is never shared with OpenClaw
• Tokens stored locally and encrypted
• Revoke access anytime at account.microsoft.com/permissions
• Self-hosted OpenClaw: all processing stays on your server

Troubleshooting

Authentication fails

• Verify your client ID and secret are correct in config
• Check that redirect URI matches exactly (including http vs https)
• Personal accounts: use tenantId: "consumers" instead of "common"

Files not found

• Confirm Files.Read permission is granted
• Check if file is in a shared library (may need SharePoint permissions)

Work account blocked

• Your IT admin may have blocked third-party app access
• Ask them to approve the app in Azure AD or use personal OneDrive