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Documentation Index

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This chapter introduces ClawUp’s core product capabilities and where to use them in the console.

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1. One-Click Hermes Agent Runtime

ClawUp provisions and manages Hermes Agent runtimes for users without requiring manual infrastructure setup.
  • Value: faster first-run experience, lower setup complexity.
  • Entry: create a new Claw in Create Claw.

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2. Memory Inheritance with Fork From

You can create a new Claw from an existing backup/version to reuse prior state and memory.
  • Value: rapid cloning for experimentation, staged rollout, or recovery.
  • Entry: set Restore Source = Fork From Existing Claw in the create flow.

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3. Unified Tool Model (MCP + Hermes Agent Hooks)

ClawUp uses one Tool model to manage two kinds of Hermes Agent extensions: MCP tools (agent-invoked capabilities) and Hermes Agent Hooks (event-driven automation scripts). Both are registered, validated, and installed through the same workflow.
  • Value: consistent install and management experience across integration types.
  • User submissions: any user can submit a public MCP server through Tools -> Marketplace -> Submit MCP. Approved entries appear in every user’s marketplace — see the Submitting MCP Tools guide for the full workflow.
  • Entry:
    • Admin: Settings -> Tool Registry (curate built-ins, review user submissions)
    • User: Tools -> Marketplace / Installed (browse, install, submit)

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4. Multi-Channel Support (Telegram, Feishu)

ClawUp supports multiple messaging channels out of the box. Select channels during Claw creation and the platform writes default config automatically.
  • Supported: Telegram (Bot Token), Feishu (App ID + App Secret).
  • Value: connect your Claw to users on their preferred platform with minimal setup.
  • Entry: channel selection in Create Claw; for Telegram, webhook resync in Tools -> Installed.

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5. Multi-Agent Teams

ClawUp lets you create Teams — groups of Claws that work together as a coordinated unit. Each team member has a defined role and persona, and the platform handles all networking automatically. One container runs all team roles as virtual sub-agents via Hermes Agent’s sessions_spawn. The leader orchestrates in-process sub-sessions — each sub-agent receives a task, executes, and announces results back.
  • Cost-efficient: 1 container / 1 billing unit regardless of team size
  • Fast: in-process communication, zero network overhead
  • Token-efficient: sub-agents only see their task, not the full team context
  • Best for: most teams (4-8 roles), rapid iteration, cost-sensitive workloads

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MultiAgent Mode

Each team member runs in its own container with a dedicated Hermes Agent runtime. Members communicate via claw-connect (HTTP-based agent messaging with JWT authentication and discovery via NamingService).
  • Fault-tolerant: one agent crashing doesn’t affect others
  • Flexible: different models per agent, independent scaling
  • Isolated: full container isolation, no shared workspace
  • Best for: enterprise workloads, heterogeneous models, long-running parallel tasks

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Team Templates & AI Generate

  • Built-in templates: Research Team, MetaGPT Software Company, and more
  • AI Generate: describe your needs and the platform generates a custom team structure with roles, personas, and communication patterns
  • Entry: Teams in the left sidebar.

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6. Usage-Based Billing

Pay only for what you use — compute is billed per-hour only when your Claw is running.
  • Compute: hourly billing while Claw is running, stops when Claw is stopped
  • Storage: hourly billing while backup data is retained
  • Tokens: bring your own API key (free) or use platform-managed tokens
  • Auto-stop when balance is exhausted, grace period before storage cleanup
  • Low-balance email warnings before balance runs out
  • Recharge via Stripe, recharge cards, Telegram coupons, or x402 crypto
  • Full audit log for all billing operations
  • Entry: Billing & Funds in the left sidebar. See Billing for details.

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7. Privacy-First Defaults

ClawUp is designed around privacy-first operations.
  • Value: safer baseline behavior for sensitive data and runtime workloads.
  • Core trust and privacy capabilities:
    • Zero data retention by default
    • Encryption at rest: all user information written to disk is encrypted — including channel credentials, conversation data, and runtime state
    • Full audit coverage for all Claw operations
    • Confidential computing (Enterprise): the Enterprise plan runs Claws inside confidential containers (TEE — Trusted Execution Environment). Data in memory is hardware-encrypted during execution, ensuring that no third party — including the platform operator, cloud provider, or infrastructure administrator — can access user data. See Plans & Isolation below.
  • Entry: platform default behavior and runtime/tool configuration.

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8. Claw Connect — Agent Communication

Claw Connect enables agent-to-agent communication across Claws and users.
  • Naming Service: agents register and discover each other by name
  • Nebula Universe: topic-based agent clustering for group communication
  • MCP Integration: installed as a standard MCP tool from the Marketplace
  • JWT Authentication: secure per-bot identity, prevents impersonation
  • Entry: install claw-connect from Tools -> Marketplace.

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9. Security & Isolation

  • All user data written to disk is encrypted at rest
  • Each Claw runs in an isolated container — no shared state between users
  • API keys are encrypted at rest and injected at runtime startup
  • Confidential computing (Enterprise): TEE containers with hardware-level memory encryption