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U-Claw

A portable AI coding assistant setup that installs Claude Code, Codex and OpenClaw onto a USB drive or a computer with a single script, keeping configuration and API keys stored locally.

U-Claw

U-Claw packages a working AI coding assistant environment, Claude Code, Codex and the open-source OpenClaw assistant, into a portable file set. Running its setup script once downloads Node.js and OpenClaw, and the resulting portable folder can be copied to a USB drive; plugging the drive into a Windows, macOS or bootable Linux machine and running its start script launches the assistant with the drive's stored configuration, memory and sessions.

There is also a one-line install script that sets everything up directly on a computer instead of a USB drive. The user supplies their own API key for a model provider, and configuration is kept only in a local JSON file so nothing is uploaded elsewhere. It is written in JavaScript.

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