Welcome to Clawpy

Clawpy is an open-source autonomous agent orchestration platform. It coordinates specialised LLM swarms inside secure, isolated sandboxes — giving you deep task execution, transparent memory, and full auditability.

What is Clawpy?

Unlike single-model chat assistants, Clawpy runs a swarm of purpose-built agents that collaborate to complete complex, multi-step tasks. Each agent has its own role, its own memory, and its own workspace — all managed through a unified dashboard.

You describe what you need in natural language. Clawpy figures out which agents to wake, assigns the work, and delivers results — while keeping a full audit trail of every decision.

Core Concepts

  • Swarm — A group of specialised agents working together. Each swarm has a conductor that routes tasks to the right experts.
  • Agents — Individual AI workers with defined roles (Architect, Builder, Auditor, etc.) and isolated workspaces.
  • Memory — A persistent, multi-layer system that lets agents recall past work, learn your preferences, and build context over time.
  • Heartbeat — An autonomous protocol that lets agents wake on schedule, check for pending tasks, and work in the background.
  • Sandbox — Every agent runs inside a Docker-isolated environment, preventing any agent from modifying the host system.

How It Works

  1. Describe what you need — Use natural language in the operator chat to explain your task.
  2. The swarm executes — Clawpy routes your request to the right agents, who collaborate to produce results.
  3. Review the output — Inspect results, memory logs, and the full decision trail in the dashboard.
  4. Iterate or automate — Refine the output conversationally, or schedule the task to run autonomously.

Open Source vs Cloud

Clawpy is fully open source. You can self-host it on any VPS or local machine with complete control over your data and API keys.

Clawpy Cloud (coming soon) will offer a managed hosted version with one-click deployment, team collaboration, and premium marketplace kits.

Get Started

Ready to deploy? Head to the Quickstart guide to get your first swarm running in under 10 minutes.