Native App Sync

ClawPaw integrates directly with your operating system’s native services when permission is granted. It does not rely on third-party automation bridges or external middleware layers. Instead, it works within the applications and system services already present on your machine.

This design keeps your workflows intact. You do not need to migrate tools, connect dashboards, or manage integration panels. ClawPaw operates inside your real environment — not inside a parallel ecosystem.

Calendar Integration

If you grant calendar access, ClawPaw can:

• Read upcoming events
• Modify meeting times
• Create new events
• Update reminders
• Respond to schedule changes

When a meeting shifts, ClawPaw can adjust related reminders or dependent tasks automatically — within your selected autonomy mode.

Calendar access respects macOS privacy controls at all times. You can revoke permission at any moment through system settings.

Task & Reminder Systems

When connected to supported task systems, ClawPaw can:

• Read pending tasks
• Create structured reminders
• Update deadlines
• Cross-reference calendar events

Because this integration happens at the OS level, you are not required to configure webhooks or API tokens. There is no separate integration dashboard.

System-Level Coordination

ClawPaw can coordinate across applications without requiring them to expose public APIs. For example, it can:

• Reference calendar context while organizing files
• Align tasks with active project folders
• Use browser content to inform scheduling decisions

This is possible because ClawPaw understands system context directly rather than reconstructing it from disconnected APIs.

Boundaries and Permissions

Native integration does not mean unrestricted access.

ClawPaw:

• Only accesses services you explicitly authorize
• Respects macOS privacy architecture
• Does not bypass permission prompts
• Cannot escalate privileges

All integrations remain bounded by your system-level controls.

Why Native Matters

API-based automation often requires configuration before it becomes useful. Native OS-level integration reduces that overhead. You keep your tools, your workflows, and your environment exactly as they are.

ClawPaw connects them contextually — without replacing them.