ZeroClaw
A self-hosted personal AI agent runtime, distributed as a single Rust binary, that connects to about twenty LLM providers and reaches the user through more than 30 channels such as Discord, Telegram, email and a custom CLI.
ZeroClaw runs entirely on the user's own machine with their own API keys and workspace. It talks to model providers including Anthropic, OpenAI and Ollama, acts through tools such as a shell, browser, HTTP client, custom MCP servers, and hardware peripherals over GPIO, I2C, SPI or USB on boards like Raspberry Pi, STM32, Arduino and ESP32, and answers across whichever configured channel a message arrives on -- Discord, Telegram, Matrix, email, webhooks or its own CLI -- funneling everything into one agent loop.
Its default autonomy level is supervised: medium-risk operations require approval and high-risk ones are blocked, enforced through workspace boundaries, a command policy, OS-level sandboxes such as Landlock, Bubblewrap, Seatbelt or Docker, and a cryptographic receipt recorded for every action, with an opt-in unrestricted mode for trusted development machines. An HTTP/WebSocket gateway and web dashboard expose chat, memory browsing, configuration editing and cron management, an event-triggered Standard Operating Procedure engine runs approval-gated, resumable workflows, and an Agent Client Protocol integration connects it to IDEs and editors.
It is configured through a single TOML file, is written in Rust, and is licensed under Apache-2.0.