Claw.cleaning

What the claw.cleaning MCP server does

The claw.cleaning MCP server lets an AI agent handle bookings for apartment cleaning in San Francisco. The service accepts SF addresses only and offers appointments on Saturdays and Sundays between 8 AM and 6 PM Pacific Time. The listed rate is $40 per hour.

The server is intended for customer-side booking workflows driven by an LLM. It can identify open appointment times, reserve a selected slot, and retrieve a customer's upcoming bookings using an email address. A calendar invitation is sent when a booking is initiated. Payment is made directly to the cleaner at the appointment rather than through the MCP connection.

How it works

The service is available as a streamable HTTP MCP endpoint at https://claw.cleaning/mcp. Clients connect to that URL and call the exposed tools through MCP. No authentication is required according to the connection instructions, and the recommended path does not require a local command-line installation.

The available tools are:

• check_availability lists open Saturday and Sunday appointment slots during the service hours.
• initiate_booking reserves a selected cleaning slot and triggers a calendar invitation.
• check_booking_status lists upcoming bookings associated with a customer's email address.

The claw.cleaning MCP server is therefore suited to conversational flows in which an agent first checks dates, gathers the booking information required by the service, reserves a slot, and later looks up the resulting booking.

Setup and configuration

Add the remote MCP URL to a compatible client. For Claude Desktop, the configuration uses an mcpServers entry named claw-cleaning with https://claw.cleaning/mcp as its URL. Cursor uses the same structure in .cursor/mcp.json, while Windsurf uses it in ~/.codeium/windsurf/mcp_config.json.

Claude Code has a separate plugin that includes the MCP connection and the apartment-cleaning skill. The repository also documents OpenClaw and Hermes skill installation commands. These alternatives drive the remote MCP service and do not require a local binary.

The repository contains additional metadata and operational resources, including a served MCP manifest, registry metadata, an agents file, and an LLM-oriented overview.

Limitations and notes

Bookings are limited to San Francisco addresses, weekends, and the stated 8 AM–6 PM PT service window. The advertised price is $40 per hour. The documentation does not describe weekday availability, service outside San Francisco, cancellation rules, duration limits, or payment processing beyond payment to the cleaner at the appointment.

Because check_booking_status uses a customer's email address, an agent workflow should use the email associated with the booking. The README identifies the transport as streamable HTTP and provides no authentication requirement. Client setup still depends on each client's MCP configuration format.