OpenClaw WordPress AI: run your site even from Telegram

Our new video shows how to connect the OpenClaw AI agent to your WordPress site with the Novamira CLI, and what that unlocks: managing your site from any channel where you can reach the agent, including Telegram.

OpenClaw is good at operating the machine it runs on, but your site lives behind a login, on a server, with everything interesting in the database. Novamira closes that gap.

One command to install: open Novamira, Configuration, and pick OpenClaw from the agent list. The page hands you the exact line to paste. The installer sets up the Novamira CLI and installs the Novamira skill into OpenClaw, so the agent knows how to use the connection properly.

One sentence to connect: ask OpenClaw to connect to your site. It starts the authorization and comes back with a link; you approve in the browser and the connection is live. If OpenClaw runs somewhere without a browser, the device flow prints a short code you approve from any device where you are already signed in to the site. Only ever approve a code you started yourself.

Every channel at once: OpenClaw runs continuously and is reachable from more than a terminal. Point a Telegram bot at it and you can inspect and edit your site from your phone: in the video, a homepage tagline changes straight from a chat message. Nothing about the security model changes to make that work. Every request runs through the same admin-only authentication, whatever the channel: Telegram is another window onto the agent, not another door into WordPress.

As always, authorizing a site grants full access to it, like handing someone an admin account. Point OpenClaw at a staging or development site, and revoke access anytime from Manage Connections in WordPress. That advice carries extra weight with an agent designed to keep working while you are not watching.

The Novamira CLI is free and open source. It needs Node.js 22 or newer, and Novamira installed and active on the site with AI Abilities enabled.