xTiles

Create and manage structured visual pages, projects, tiles, tasks and workflows in xTiles via MCP.

xTiles is a visual workspace for notes, projects, and tasks. This skill connects the hosted xTiles MCP server and tells the agent when and how to use its tools.

Setup (one-time)

Connect the remote xTiles MCP server, then sign in via OAuth:

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openclaw mcp add xtiles \
  --url https://mcp.xtiles.app/mcp \
  --transport streamable-http \
  --auth oauth
openclaw mcp login xtiles
openclaw mcp doctor xtiles --probe

Once connected, the xTiles tools become available to the agent.

Authentication

• Flow: OAuth 2.0 authorization_code + PKCE (S256); Dynamic Client Registration supported.
• The connector operates only on the signed-in user's own xTiles workspace.
• Legacy: xTiles Personal Access Tokens (xt_…) are also accepted as bearer tokens.

When to use

Use these tools when the user wants to read or edit their xTiles workspace:

• projects — create and manage projects
• pages — create and manage structured visual pages
• tiles — add and edit content tiles on a page
• layout — arrange the visual layout of a page
• tasks — create and manage tasks
• collections — group and organize items
• planner — planning / calendar views
• workflows — run multi-step content workflows
• structure-information — inspect the structure of a page/project
• users — current user context

Write operations

Most tools are read-only. Some tools change the user's real xTiles workspace: create_* add new projects, pages, tiles, or tasks; update_task, patch_view_content, set_page_description and set_page_layout overwrite existing content; and delete_tasks permanently removes tasks (irreversible). Confirm intent before destructive actions and operate only on the resources the user asked about.

Notes for the agent

• For any task involving due dates or relative dates ("tomorrow", "next Monday", "end of week"), call xtiles_get_user_timezone first and resolve dates against the returned IANA timezone before creating or updating tasks.
• Before assembling a multi-step process by hand (setup, recurring digest/brief, onboarding, "have xTiles do X for me"), call xtiles_list_workflows first to check for a prepared recipe, then follow it via xtiles_get_workflow.
• Call tools/list on the endpoint for the exact tool names, parameters and JSON schemas — this skill lists capability groups, not individual tool signatures.