- Cloud Agents: managed Hermes or OpenClaw runtimes.
- Connected Agents: supported Agent software running on your computer.
Features vary by Agent software and run path.
Start
Deploy a Cloud Agent, or connect an Agent on macOS or Linux:
curl -fsSL https://clawdi.ai/install.sh | sh
clawdi auth login
clawdi setup
clawdi doctor
On Windows (PowerShell):
irm https://clawdi.ai/install.ps1 | iex
For package-manager users (requires Node.js 24+):
npm i -g clawdi
See the Connected Agent quickstart.
Uninstall
Run clawdi uninstall to remove local services, agent integrations, sign-in, and
state. Add --remove-cli to remove a native CLI; npm and Homebrew packages stay.
Desktop offers Uninstall Clawdi… in its app/Help menu and tray. Account data stays.
See Uninstall for details and scripted cleanup.
Capabilities
- Context: Sessions and durable Memories.
- Resources: Projects, Skills, and Vaults.
- Integrations: MCP Connectors and messaging Channels.
- AI Providers: model access for supported local and Cloud Agent runtimes.
- Open source: MIT-licensed CLI, FastAPI backend, TanStack dashboard, and PostgreSQL.
See Core concepts for support and access boundaries.
Connected Agent support
Self-host
git clone https://github.com/Clawdi-AI/clawdi.git
cd clawdi
bun install
apps/web/ TanStack dashboard
backend/ FastAPI backend and migrations
packages/cli/ CLI, Agent adapters, and MCP server
packages/shared/ Shared API types and schemas
docs/ Architecture and contributor guides
Follow AGENTS.md#local-end-to-end. Technical references: Architecture, AI Providers, and Managed runtime.
Development
bun run typecheck
bun run test
bun run check
See AGENTS.md for repository workflows.
License
MIT. See LICENSE.