Android SMSSDK Integration for Openclaw

An automated workflow for integrating MobTech SMSSDK into Android projects, covering everything from Gradle configuration to privacy compliance.

mobsupport
v1.0.0
Apr 29, 2026
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Install & Download

1. ClawHub CLI

The fastest way to install a skill directly from the registry.

npx clawhub@latest install android-smssdk-integration

2. Manual Installation

Copy the skill folder to one of these locations

Global
~/.openclaw/skills/
Workspace
<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

3. Prompt Installation

Copy this prompt to OpenClaw to install it automatically.

Help me install android-smssdk-integration using Clawhub. If Clawhub is not installed, install it first (npm i -g clawhub).

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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.

What is Android SMSSDK Integration?

This skill provides a high-level automated bridge for developers looking to implement robust SMS and voice verification features within Android applications. By leveraging Openclaw Skills, the integration process for MobTech SMSSDK is reduced to a structured, interactive 6-step workflow that handles complex build configurations and ensures technical adherence to the latest mobile standards.

The skill acts as a technical co-pilot, managing the insertion of necessary dependencies, generating configuration templates via Python scripts, and guiding developers through critical privacy compliance steps. It minimizes manual error in build.gradle files and automates the boilerplate code required for both default and custom UI integration paths.

Android SMSSDK Integration Use Cases

  • Adding SMS verification codes to user registration or login flows.
  • Implementing voice verification as a fallback for standard SMS.
  • Automating the complex Gradle repository and plugin setup required for MobSDK.
  • Ensuring mandatory Chinese privacy policy compliance via automated code injection.
  • Rapid prototyping of mobile verification features using pre-built UI components.

How Android SMSSDK Integration Works

  1. The skill identifies the user intent and validates the provided Android project path by checking for essential files like build.gradle.
  2. It generates a specialized Excel configuration template for the developer to input MobTech app credentials and package names.
  3. It extracts data from the completed template and automatically configures project-level and app-level Gradle files based on the Android Gradle Plugin (AGP) version.
  4. It prompts for privacy policy callback locations and injects the mandatory MobSDK.submitPolicyGrantResult(true) compliance code.
  5. It assists in choosing and implementing either the pre-built RegisterPage UI or a custom EventHandler-driven logic.
  6. It performs a final Gradle Sync, generates a summary README, and provides links to advanced documentation.

Android SMSSDK Integration Setup

To initiate the integration within your local environment, ensure you have an active Android project and the Openclaw Skills environment ready. Use the following command to generate the configuration template when prompted:

# Generate the SMSSDK configuration template
python {skill_dir}/assets/generate_excel_template.py

Ensure your development environment has access to https://mvn.mob.com/android to download the required SDK dependencies during the Gradle Sync phase.

Android SMSSDK Integration Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill manages configuration and documentation through specific file structures within the target Android project:

File Name Purpose Format
SMSSDK_Config.xlsx Primary input file for appKey, appSecret, and package name. Excel
SMSSDK_README.md Automatically generated integration summary and troubleshooting guide. Markdown
app/build.gradle Modified to include MobSDK blocks and plugin IDs. Groovy/KTS
settings.gradle Updated with custom MobTech Maven repository URLs. Groovy/KTS

Android SMSSDK Integration Advanced Features

  • Smart AGP Version Detection: Automatically switches configuration logic for Android projects using Gradle 7.0+ vs older versions.
  • Google Play Compliance Toggle: Supports one-click switching between GPP (Google Play) and FP (Standard) editions via gradle.properties.
  • Multimodal Verification: Provides code snippets for both text-based SMS and voice-based verification handlers.
  • Automated Dependency Refreshing: Can attempt to trigger a clean dependency pull using ./gradlew --refresh-dependencies.
  • Privacy-First Injection: Specifically targets user-defined callback methods to ensure SDK initialization only occurs after user consent.

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