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GoHighLevel Open Account

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Description
Guides agents through opening GoHighLevel (GHL) developer accounts, creating marketplace apps, and connecting via OAuth. Use when the user or agent needs to sign up for GHL, create a GHL app, get API credentials, or connect clawdbot/moltbot/open claw to GoHighLevel.
README (SKILL.md)

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GoHighLevel Open Account\r

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Quick start\r

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  1. Ensure the user has (or will create) a GoHighLevel account (sign up with free trial); use the Developer Marketplace for creating apps.\r
  2. To create an app and get credentials, follow the "Creating an app" section.\r
  3. To connect a sub-account or agency via OAuth, see the "OAuth 2.0 and API access" section and reference.md.\r \r

Opening a GoHighLevel account\r

\r Use this workflow when the user needs to open or sign up for a GoHighLevel account (required before creating apps or using the API).\r \r Checklist:\r \r

  • Open GoHighLevel sign-up: Start 14-day free trial\r
  • Sign up or log in (use "Sign Up" / "Login" as appropriate).\r
  • Complete registration (email verification if prompted).\r
  • For creating apps and API access, go to the Developer Marketplace and use My Apps when ready.\r \r Steps:\r \r
  1. Navigate to https://www.gohighlevel.com/?fp_ref=thatsop12 to start a free trial or sign up.\r
  2. Click Sign Up (or Login if the user already has an account).\r
  3. Enter the required details (email, password, etc.) and submit.\r
  4. If the platform sends a verification email, have the user verify their email.\r
  5. After logging in, the user has a GoHighLevel account. To create an app and get API credentials, they use the Developer Marketplace and My Apps (see "Creating an app" below).\r \r

Creating an app\r

\r Use this workflow after the user has a developer account. Creating an app yields Client ID and Client Secret needed for OAuth and API access.\r \r Checklist:\r \r

  • In Marketplace, go to My Apps and click Create App.\r
  • Set App name (e.g. "My Integration").\r
  • Set App type: Private (internal/personal) or Public (marketplace distribution).\r
  • Set Target user: typically Sub-account (most integrations).\r
  • Set Installation permissions: Both Agency & Sub-account is recommended.\r
  • Set Listing type if applicable (e.g. White-label for agencies).\r
  • Save and obtain Client ID and Client Secret from the app settings.\r
  • Store credentials in environment variables or a secrets manager; never commit them to the skill or repo.\r \r Steps:\r \r
  1. Log in at Marketplace and open My Apps.\r
  2. Click Create App.\r
  3. Fill in App name.\r
  4. Choose App type: Private (single user/internal) or Public (listable on marketplace).\r
  5. Choose Target user: usually Sub-account so sub-accounts can install the app.\r
  6. Set Installation permissions to Both Agency & Sub-account unless the use case requires otherwise.\r
  7. If building for agencies, set Listing type (e.g. White-label).\r
  8. Save the app. In the app’s settings/details, copy the Client ID and Client Secret.\r
  9. Security: Store Client ID and Client Secret in environment variables (e.g. GHL_CLIENT_ID, GHL_CLIENT_SECRET) or a secure secrets manager. Do not put them in code, config files in version control, or this skill.\r \r

OAuth 2.0 and API access\r

\r Use OAuth 2.0 when the integration must connect to a user’s GHL sub-account or agency (e.g. to access their CRM, contacts, or calendar). The user authorizes your app; your app receives tokens to call the API on their behalf.\r \r When OAuth is required:\r \r

  • Connecting clawdbot, moltbot, open claw, or any agent to a specific GoHighLevel sub-account or agency.\r
  • Any flow where the end user clicks “Connect to GoHighLevel” and grants access.\r \r Plan requirement: Advanced API access (including OAuth 2.0) is available on Agency Pro. Basic API access is included on Starter and Unlimited plans; for OAuth and full API features, the account needs Agency Pro. See reference.md for the plan comparison.\r \r Official docs:\r \r
  • HighLevel API – OAuth 2.0\r
  • Getting Started\r \r Redirect/callback and scopes: Configure a redirect URI in your app in the Marketplace; after the user authorizes, GHL redirects to that URI with a code. Exchange the code for access (and optionally refresh) tokens. Request only the scopes your app needs; see the OAuth docs for the list of scopes and how to pass them in the authorization URL.\r \r

Examples\r

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Example 1 – User wants to connect their bot to GHL\r

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  • User says: "I need to connect moltbot to my GoHighLevel account."\r
  • Agent applies this skill: confirm they have a GHL account; if not, walk through "Opening a GoHighLevel account." Then guide "Creating an app" (at the Marketplace) to get Client ID/Secret. For the actual connection (moltbot → their sub-account), follow "OAuth 2.0 and API access" and use the app credentials to run the OAuth flow; store tokens securely.\r \r

Example 2 – User wants to open a GHL account for the first time\r

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  • User says: "Help me open a GoHighLevel account so I can build an integration."\r
  • Agent applies this skill: walk through "Opening a GoHighLevel account" (affiliate sign-up link, sign up, verify). Then offer next step: "Creating an app" at the Developer Marketplace when they are ready to get API credentials.\r \r

Additional resources\r

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  • See reference.md for official links and API plan details.\r
Usage Guidance
This skill is a plain guide and appears coherent with its purpose. Before using it: (1) avoid pasting Client Secret or access tokens into chat — perform the OAuth flow in a browser and store secrets in a secrets manager or env vars as recommended; (2) verify the required GoHighLevel plan (Agency Pro for full OAuth features) before proceeding; (3) be aware the sign-up link includes an affiliate/referral parameter if you prefer using a neutral link; (4) when connecting bots, grant only the scopes needed and use a secure redirect URI; (5) because this is instruction-only, the agent will not itself hold or transmit credentials unless you explicitly provide them — treat any prompt for secrets with caution.
Capability Analysis
Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: ghl-open-account Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is designed to guide an agent and user through setting up a GoHighLevel account and creating an application. All external URLs point to legitimate GoHighLevel domains. The `SKILL.md` and `reference.md` files provide clear, task-oriented instructions and even include explicit security advice to store credentials securely in environment variables or a secrets manager, rather than committing them to code. While an affiliate link is present, it is a business practice and not indicative of malicious intent or a security vulnerability. There is no evidence of data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, obfuscation, or prompt injection attempts designed to make the agent perform harmful actions.
Capability Assessment
Purpose & Capability
Name and description match the content: SKILL.md walks an agent through signing up, creating a Marketplace app, and running an OAuth flow. No unrelated environment variables, binaries, or installs are requested.
Instruction Scope
Instructions stay within the stated purpose (sign-up, app creation, OAuth). It recommends storing Client ID/Secret in env vars or a secrets manager (appropriate). Minor note: the sign-up link includes an affiliate/referral parameter; that biases where the agent is directed but is not a security risk by itself. The doc references connecting specific bots (clawdbot/moltbot/open claw) which is consistent with purpose.
Install Mechanism
No install spec and no code files — instruction-only skill (lowest install risk).
Credentials
The skill declares no required environment variables or credentials. It sensibly advises storing the Client ID/Client Secret in env vars or a secrets manager but does not demand them. No unrelated credentials are requested.
Persistence & Privilege
Skill does not request always:true or special privileges. Model invocation and user-invocation flags are left at defaults; this is typical for an instruction-only guidance skill.
How to Use
  1. Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
  2. Run the install command in chat: /install ghl-open-account
  3. After installation, invoke the skill by name or use /ghl-open-account
  4. Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
Version History
v1.0.0
- Initial public release of the ghl-open-account skill. - Provides step-by-step guidance on opening a GoHighLevel account, creating apps in the Developer Marketplace, and connecting via OAuth. - Includes detailed checklists and workflows for sign-up, app creation, and setting up API credentials. - Covers OAuth 2.0 authorization requirements and plan prerequisites. - Offers example scenarios and links to official documentation for further reference.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is GoHighLevel Open Account?

Guides agents through opening GoHighLevel (GHL) developer accounts, creating marketplace apps, and connecting via OAuth. Use when the user or agent needs to sign up for GHL, create a GHL app, get API credentials, or connect clawdbot/moltbot/open claw to GoHighLevel. It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 1866 downloads so far.

How do I install GoHighLevel Open Account?

Run "/install ghl-open-account" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.

Is GoHighLevel Open Account free?

Yes, GoHighLevel Open Account is completely free (open-source). You can download, install and use it at no cost.

Which platforms does GoHighLevel Open Account support?

GoHighLevel Open Account is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).

Who created GoHighLevel Open Account?

It is built and maintained by the-TimeBeing (@the-timebeing); the current version is v1.0.0.

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