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ClawUp is a managed AI agent platform focused on:
  • One-click agent deployment
  • Claw memory inheritance (Fork From)
  • Tool-based extensibility (MCP + Hermes Hooks)
  • Multi-channel support (Telegram, Feishu)
  • Multi-agent Teams — create coordinated groups of Claws from templates or AI generation
  • Privacy-first and trust operations (zero data retention, all user data encrypted at rest, full audit coverage; Enterprise plan adds confidential containers with hardware-level memory encryption — no third party can access user data)

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Your harness, your agent, your memory

ClawUp is an open agent harness. Three choices always stay in your hands:
  1. Your harness. Pick OpenClaw or Hermes Agent at create time — both are open implementations with the same management API. See Runtimes.
  2. Your agent. Bring any frontier model via BYOK (OpenAI, Anthropic, OpenRouter, Google, DeepSeek, Mistral, xAI) or pay from your balance in Managed mode. The model picker auto-refreshes from each provider’s catalog.
  3. Your memory. Every Claw’s workspace, persona, and state live in a container you can back up, restore, export, and self-host. No state hidden behind a SaaS API; no model-specific memory format.
That’s the architectural bet: a closed harness makes your agent replicable by anyone with the same tools. An open harness with portable memory makes your agent yours. Core management surfaces:
  • Agent -> Teams: create and manage multi-agent teams
  • Agent -> Tools -> Marketplace / Installed (user): bind tools to Claws and manage lifecycle; users can also submit their own MCP tools for review
  • Account -> Billing / Logs / Quests: recharge, operational traceability, and rewards
  • Settings -> Tool Registry (admin): register MCP / Hermes Hooks tools and review user submissions
ClawUp supports two agent runtimes — OpenClaw (Node.js, default) and Hermes Agent (Python). See Runtimes for the full comparison. Terminology:
  • Runtime: the engine powering a Claw’s container. One of openclaw or hermes. See Runtimes.
  • MCP tool: external MCP server exposing tools that the agent can invoke during conversations.
  • Hermes Hook tool: event-driven TypeScript script running inside the Gateway, triggered automatically by system events (messages, commands, sessions, etc.).
  • Channel: messaging platform connection (Telegram, Feishu) configured during Claw creation.
Use this docs site as the single entry for product usage and operations.