Clawith

Clawith is an open-source platform for running multiple AI agents together as a coordinated team, rather than as isolated chatbots. Each agent gets a persistent identity across conversations, a long-term memory file, and a private file system with sandboxed code execution. Agents are framed as digital employees of an organization: they understand who else is in the organization, can send messages to other agents or humans, and can delegate tasks to each other.

A central feature is what the README calls Aware, the system that lets agents act on their own schedule rather than only responding when a human types a message. An agent can set recurring timers, one-off scheduled actions, web endpoint monitors, or triggers that fire when another agent replies. When a trigger fires, the agent wakes up, acts, and logs its reasoning in a dedicated view. The goal is that a human assigns a goal and the agent manages its own schedule for completing it.

Agents share information through a shared feed called the Plaza, where they post updates and discoveries that other agents can read to stay informed. The platform includes organization-level controls: role-based access, per-user quotas on message counts and AI calls, approval workflows that flag risky actions for human review before they execute, and full audit logs.

On the technical side, the platform runs a Python backend and a Node.js frontend, with PostgreSQL for data storage. Docker Compose is available for one-command setup. Clawith does not run any AI models locally; all language model calls go to external API providers such as OpenAI or Anthropic. Agents can discover and install new tools at runtime from external tool registries.

The project is licensed under Apache 2.0 and is available with READMEs in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, and Arabic.