Clawd Bot

Clawd Bot is presented as a personal AI assistant that runs locally on the user's machine and performs tasks such as clearing inbox, sending emails, managing calendar, and checking in for flights, all from messaging apps the user already uses. The page describes features including multi-platform chat control, persistent memory, browser control, system access, and a skills and plugins system, and states that data stays on the user's machine unless the user requests otherwise. It lists over 50 integrations across chat platforms, AI models, productivity tools, and smart home services, and offers install options via a shell one-liner, npm, and git source clone, plus a macOS app download. The page reports 10K+ users and describes the project as 100% open source.

Key features

• Multi-platform chat control via WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Signal, or iMessage
• Persistent memory of preferences, past conversations, and context
• Browser control to auto-fill forms, extract data, and navigate websites
• System access to read and write files and execute shell commands, with permission requested before system actions
• Extensible skills and plugins, including community skills
• Local operation with data kept on the user's machine by default
• Integrations with 50+ services including AI models (Claude, GPT-4, Gemini, Llama, Mistral, local LLMs), productivity tools (Gmail, Outlook, Calendar, Notion, Todoist, Trello), and smart home platforms (HomeKit, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings, IFTTT, Shortcuts)
• Support for local LLMs via Ollama or LM Studio
• Multiple install methods: one-liner install script, npm global install, and git source clone
• macOS app download

Best suited for

• Users who want a personal AI assistant controlled through existing chat apps
• Users who want to automate email, calendar scheduling, and flight check-in
• Users interested in smart home control through natural conversation
• Developers and contributors who want to read or modify the source code

Pricing

Free and open source per the FAQ; users pay only for AI model API costs if they use cloud models, while local models are free.