CRMy: Open Source CRM and Customer Context Engine for OpenClaw
What CRMy Is
CRMy is an open source CRM and Customer Context Engine (CCE) built specifically for use with OpenClaw agents. It was created by a developer frustrated with existing CRM integrations like HubSpot when operating B2B SaaS with OpenClaw.
Key Features
- OpenClaw Ready: Complete CLI, plugin, and Skills.md documentation
- MCP-native: Supports natural language commands like "log the call I just had with Sarah Chen at Acme and advance the deal to negotiation"
- PostgreSQL Backend: Uses your own database with no proprietary storage or subscriptions
- Self-hosted: One command to initialize, one to start the server
- Context Engine: Built-in memory layer for agents to store and retrieve structured context about contacts, accounts, and deals across sessions
- HITL Approvals: Bulk updates and sensitive operations require human approval before executing
- Full REST API + Web UI: Complete CRM functionality, not just an API wrapper
Technical Stack
Built with Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, and React.
Getting Started
Two commands to get running:
npx @crmy/cli init
npx @crmy/cli serverOpenClaw Integration
The OpenClaw native plugin registers 12 CRM tools and includes a SKILL.md file to help agents understand how to use them effectively (search before create, log every interaction, suggest next steps, etc.).
Setup order:
# 1. Run init first (writes ~/.crmy/config.json that the plugin reads)
npx @crmy/cli init
2. Install the plugin
openclaw plugins install @crmy/openclaw-plugin
Links
- GitHub: https://github.com/crmy-ai/crmy
- npm (CLI): https://www.npmjs.com/package/@crmy/cli
- npm (OpenClaw plugin): https://www.npmjs.com/package/@crmy/openclaw-plugin
The project is still early and the creator is seeking feedback on missing features.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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