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MicroClaw

A self-hosted Rust agent platform with two product surfaces, an always-on server and a native desktop app, plus an embeddable SDK that lets another Rust application run the same agent engine, tools and memory.

MicroClaw

MicroClaw is a self-hosted Rust agent platform built for work that outlasts a single request: multi-step tool use, resumable sessions, durable delivery, persistent memory, scheduled tasks and governed extensions all run in the same runtime. MicroClaw Server runs continuously for chat channels, web and API access, scheduling and automation, while MicroClaw Work is a native desktop application, built with GPUI, for local, workspace-centered agent conversations with approvals and checkpoints.

Other Rust applications can embed the same channel-independent agent engine, tools, policy, memory, skills and runtime events directly through the microclaw-sdk crate, with minimal, standard, full and remote-worker feature sets to choose from.

MicroClaw Server runs on macOS, Linux and Windows; MicroClaw Work is available for Apple Silicon Macs, with portable previews for Linux and Windows, and installs through Homebrew on macOS.

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