OpenClaw + Fast.io

Cloud Storage for OpenClaw

OpenClaw runs on your machine. Your files don't have to. Give your assistant 50GB of cloud storage that works across WhatsApp, Discord, Telegram, and the rest of your integrations.

Install from ClawHub

clawhub install dbalve/fast-io
  1. 1.Run the command in your terminal
  2. 2.Your assistant authenticates via browser
  3. 3.Start storing files, creating shares, and querying documents

Just tell your assistant what you need

No API calls to memorize. Describe what you want in plain language and your OpenClaw assistant handles the rest.

OpenClaw
You
Save the last 20 WhatsApp attachments to a workspace called "WhatsApp Archive". Organize them into folders by file type.
Created workspace "WhatsApp Archive" with /images, /documents, and /audio. 20 files uploaded and sorted.
Ask your assistant...

Three steps, then you're done

No config files, no environment variables, no dashboard to set up.

1

Install the skill

Run clawhub install dbalve/fast-io in your terminal. That registers 14 storage tools with your OpenClaw instance.

2

Authenticate once

The first time your assistant calls a storage tool, a browser tab opens to create a free Fast.io account. The session sticks, so you won't need to re-authenticate.

3

Start storing

Your assistant can now upload files, organize them into workspaces, and create share links. It can also query documents with AI. You can see everything at app.fast.io.

Organized workspaces for every project

Your assistant creates a workspace per project, client, or topic. Files from WhatsApp, Discord, and Telegram end up in one place instead of buried in chat histories. You can browse everything from the web app without opening OpenClaw.

Fast.io workspace browser showing organized project folders

Ask questions, get answers with citations

Turn on intelligence mode and uploaded files get indexed. Your assistant can ask questions across a whole workspace and get answers that reference specific pages and paragraphs. Drop in a hundred PDFs and they all become searchable.

Fast.io AI chat interface with document citations

Share files with anyone, no account needed

One API call creates a password-protected share link with an expiration date and your branding. Recipients open it in a browser and get previews, commenting, and downloads. You could build a basic client portal without writing any frontend.

Fast.io branded share link with file previews
$0/mo

Free forever. No credit card and no trial period.

50 GB
Storage
5,000
Monthly Credits
14
Tools via ClawHub

Credits cover storage, bandwidth, AI tokens, and document ingestion. They reset every 30 days.

FAQ

What is the Fast.io ClawHub skill?

It's a ClawHub package that adds 14 cloud storage tools to your OpenClaw assistant. One install command and your agent can upload files, create share links, and query documents with AI.

How does authentication work?

The first time your assistant uses a Fast.io tool, it opens a browser tab to sign in or create a free account. The session persists across restarts, so there are no API keys to manage.

Can I see what my assistant uploads?

Yes. Everything your assistant stores shows up at app.fast.io. You can browse, preview, comment on, and download files from any browser.

Does this work with any LLM?

Yes. Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, LLaMA, local models. The skill exposes tools through ClawHub's standard interface, so it works with whatever backend your OpenClaw instance uses.

What happens when I hit the credit limit?

You get 5,000 credits per month. When they run out, uploads and AI queries pause until the 30-day reset. Your existing files and share links stay accessible. If you haven't added a payment method, nothing gets charged.

Can my assistant share files with people who don't use OpenClaw?

Yes. Share links are regular web URLs. Recipients open them in a browser and get previews, downloads, and commenting. They don't need an account.

Background

Put your assistant's files somewhere useful

One install gives your OpenClaw agent cloud storage, AI search, and file sharing. Takes about a minute.