Connect OpenClaw to Firestore

Fetch a single document by its collection and document id.

List documents in a collection.

Create a new document in a collection.

Update (patch / upsert) fields on a document.

Delete a document.

Retrieve multiple documents by full name in a single call.

Apply a set of writes in one (non-atomic, best-effort) call.

Run a structured query over a collection.

Run a COUNT / SUM / AVG aggregation over a query.

List collection IDs under the database root or a document.

Start a read/write transaction; returns a transaction token.

Atomically commit a set of writes (optionally within a transaction).

Abort an in-progress transaction.

Execute a Firestore pipeline query.

Open a Firestore listen stream request.

Open a Firestore write stream request.

Get metadata/config for a database.

List databases in the project.

Create a Firestore database.

Clone an existing Firestore database from PITR.

Restore a Firestore database from a backup.

List composite indexes for a collection group.

Poll the status of a long-running operation (export/import/index build).

Partition a structured query for parallel execution.

Patch database metadata/configuration.

Delete a Firestore database.

Create a backup schedule for a Firestore database.

Get one backup schedule.

List backup schedules for a Firestore database.

Update a backup schedule.

Delete a backup schedule.

Export documents to Cloud Storage.

Import documents from Cloud Storage.

Bulk delete collection groups in the background.

Get a composite index definition.

Delete a composite index.

Create a database user creds resource.

Get a database user creds resource.

List user creds for a database.

Enable a user creds resource.

Disable a user creds resource.

Delete a user creds resource.

Reset the password of a user creds resource.

List field index / TTL configurations.

Get one field configuration.

Patch a field configuration.

List long-running operations.

Request cancellation for a long-running operation.

Delete interest in a long-running operation result.

Get one Firestore-supported location.

List Firestore-supported locations.

Get one Firestore backup.

List Firestore backups in a location.

Delete a Firestore backup.

Raw Firestore REST call escape hatch for newly added or niche endpoints.