Clawi.ai

Clawi.ai is a life assistance tool. Clawi.ai hosts personal AI agents (OpenClaw, Hermes, OpenCode) in isolated cloud environments with Linux access, memory and a private inbox, reachable through WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack and other messengers.

Clawi.ai is a managed hosting service for personal AI agents. Instead of installing and maintaining an open-source agent on your own hardware, you sign up, pick an agent, link a messaging app and get an assistant that stays online around the clock inside its own isolated cloud environment. Three agents are offered: OpenClaw, described as community-powered, Hermes, described as self-improving, and OpenCode, a coding-focused agent. The site lists Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini as the models behind them. In practice, each agent behaves less like a chatbot and more like a small remote computer. It has a full Linux environment with persistent storage, so packages, services and scripts remain on disk between sessions, and it has shell and file access comparable to a personal machine. Every agent also receives its own email address, which can take newsletters, sign-up confirmations and notifications. Persistent memory keeps preferences, past conversations and saved context available. A command center screen shows token usage, active contexts and model parameters. You reach the assistant through WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Signal, iMessage or the browser, and the company states that it does not log conversations. The service suits individuals who want an always-on agent without handling servers, and small groups: a Teams feature lets coworkers share agents across an organization. Three subscription tiers scale resources per agent, from 1 vCPU and 10 GB of storage on Basic up to a single high-spec agent or several parallel agents on Ultra. Compared with running OpenClaw yourself, Clawi.ai trades monthly cost and a credit allowance for convenience. Compared with consumer chat apps, it offers deeper system access and messenger-based use, but it is a more technical product that rewards users comfortable with agents, skills and shell environments.