ServerlessClaw

An open-source framework for running autonomous AI agent swarms on AWS Lambda, scaling to zero cost when idle and fanning out to many agents on demand.

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ServerlessClaw is a serverless-first framework for autonomous AI agent swarms on AWS. Agents run on Lambda, so the system costs nothing while idle and can fan out to many agents in parallel for tasks such as research or data analysis.

The project describes a "Council-Verified Evolution" process in which agents write code, run tests, and redeploy the stack through a peer-reviewed loop of other agents, rather than applying unreviewed self-modifications. It is built with IAM least-privilege access, no SSH keys and no persistent daemons.

Listed use cases include autonomous code review, infrastructure monitoring and auto-remediation, DevOps automation, and AWS cost optimization.

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