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PasClaw

An ultra-lightweight personal AI agent written in Delphi Object Pascal, offering a command-line assistant, tool calling, MCP integration, an HTTP gateway with a web UI, scheduled tasks and skills.

PasClaw

PasClaw is a Delphi and Free Pascal port inspired by the picoclaw project. It provides a command-line assistant with tool calling, MCP integration, an OpenAI-compatible API surface, a small embedded web UI, scheduled tasks, skills and channel integrations, built as a single native binary of about 4 to 5 MB with few runtime dependencies beyond SQLite and OpenSSL.

It can run as a Docker container exposing an HTTP gateway and web UI with a first-boot onboarding wizard, or be built natively and run through an interactive CLI. About 26 LLM providers are supported, including Anthropic, OpenAI and Google Gemini directly, a range of OpenAI-protocol-compatible providers, and Cloudflare AI Gateway fronts.

A hosted version, siGit Code Cloud, is offered for people who would rather not run a model locally. It targets macOS, Linux and Windows, and is MIT licensed.

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