Open Claw assistant and MCP trend data

People often type “Open Claw” when they mean OpenClaw, the open personal assistant that bridges chat apps, memory, and tools. Trends MCP fits that stack as a hosted Model Context Protocol server for live search, social, commerce, and news signals.

“Open Claw” is a common spaced spelling for OpenClaw, an open personal assistant people run on their own machines or gateways, often tied to chat channels, memory, and scripted skills. The canonical branding and downloads are easiest to verify on openclaw.ai and in the openclaw/openclaw repository.

Why a separate page for the spaced query

Typed search and voice entry insert a space. Without this slug, those queries miss a stable landing URL. The content here stays short: confirm the project, link to primary sources, then show where Trends MCP attaches.

MCP as the bridge

OpenClaw’s own documentation describes MCP both as a way for other clients to talk to OpenClaw and as a registry for outbound tool servers. That split matters when attaching research tools. Trends MCP is an outbound server: it returns normalized trend history, growth windows, and live leaderboards for the sources documented at https://trendsmcp.ai/docs.

Readers who want copy-paste config and CLI notes should open MCP server for OpenClaw. That page names openclaw mcp set, transport choices from OpenClaw docs, and Bearer headers for https://api.trendsmcp.ai/mcp.

Claude, Claude Code, and desktop shells

Some teams pair OpenClaw with Claude Code or other Anthropic-backed flows. OpenClaw can also expose an MCP bridge for those clients. Trends MCP does not replace any of that wiring; it adds factual series so briefings cite pulled data instead of silent hallucinations.

Community desktop shells that sit on Claude Code style workflows inherit whatever MCP servers the underlying client loads. The install path for trend tools is still “register Trends MCP, then prompt with Using TrendsMCP so the model picks the tool.”

Next step

Get an API key at https://trendsmcp.ai/account, then follow MCP server for OpenClaw. For Claude-only setups without OpenClaw, MCP server for Claude Code and MCP server for Claude stay the closest guides.

FAQ

Common questions

Search engines and keyboards split the name. The project branding is OpenClaw as one word on openclaw.ai and in the main GitHub repository. This page uses both forms so people who type the spaced version still land in the right place.
Follow the official site and repository instructions for the current release. Trends MCP does not ship OpenClaw binaries; it only documents how to attach trend tools once OpenClaw or another MCP host is running.
Trends MCP exposes a remote MCP endpoint with Bearer authentication. OpenClaw can store that definition in its MCP registry so runtimes that load external servers can call `get_trends`, `get_growth`, and `get_top_trends`. Step-by-step wiring lives on the dedicated setup page linked below.
OpenClaw is model agnostic in principle. Many public writeups still pair it with Anthropic models or Claude Code for coding loops. Trends MCP stays on the data side whichever model answers the chat.
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