Clor ships a toolbox of CLIs that claws can call directly (but don't have to), grouped into simple areas like Inference (Claude/GPT/Gemini/OpenRouter), Web (search and scraping), Email (IMAP/SMTP), Drive (cloud storage), Pages (static web hosting, SPAs), Notifications, Social, Domains, Weather, and Secrets. This makes claws dramatically more efficient and deterministic.
The big AI companies have tried building some claw-like functionality, but I think they're missing that claws need to be their own first class primitive inside every agent. Today we're open sourcing the CLAW.md format. It's completely vendor-neutral, and we're hoping to work with other companies to improve it:
Website: https://agentclaws.io
GitHub: https://github.com/agentclawsio/agentclaws
Happy to get into the technical details or anything else. Thank you!
"Your laptop, Mac mini, or a VM" -- is there a Clor-hosted option, or is it always on your own hardware? Do the tools run locally or are those hosted by you?
The tools run locally using the `clor` CLI and access Clor's own APIs as well as mail servers, DNS servers, etc.
The claws run entirely on your own computers, for now. There are a lot of trade-offs to running agents in the cloud, like not having access to local devices for home automation, using datacenter internet which is often blocked, being somewhat out of the user's immediate control, etc.
Running claws in the cloud is definitely part of the future though.