---
title: ToolRouter — Agent Use Case Guide
description: Step-by-step guide for completing a task with a specific AI agent using ToolRouter.
url: https://toolrouter.com/tools/record-collector/use-cases/browse-label-catalog/openclaw
---
# How to Browse a Record Label's Catalog with OpenClaw

Explore the full output of a record label, review individual releases, and check collector values across the catalog. Use `label_catalog`, `release_details`, and `price_guide` to map the label's output. OpenClaw is ideal when you want to browse multiple labels with the same schema, compare catalogs, or rerun the analysis as market values shift.

## Setup

openclaw mcp add toolrouter -- npx -y toolrouter-mcp

## Steps

1. Connect ToolRouter in OpenClaw: openclaw mcp add toolrouter -- npx -y toolrouter-mcp
2. Define your output schema and the label list before starting. Set format, year range, and country filters as needed.
3. Run `label_catalog`, `release_details`, and `price_guide` through `record-collector` for each label, keeping the schema consistent across catalogs.
4. Review the batch output, flag releases with missing data, and rerun those individually for completeness.
5. Use the normalized catalog dataset as a living reference, rerunning periodically to track value changes.

## Example Prompt

```
Use record-collector to browse the catalogs of Stax Records and Blue Note. Run label_catalog for each, then release_details and price_guide on the most notable releases. Keep the output schema identical so I can compare both catalogs in one dataset.
```

## Tips

- Lock the schema before the first label run so cross-label comparisons are immediately useful.
- Schedule periodic reruns to track how catalog values evolve, especially after reissue announcements.
