ClawFleet
VerifiedRun isolated AI agent fleets locally via Docker and a browser dashboard.
What is ClawFleet?
ClawFleet is an open-source platform for running teams of AI agents on personal hardware. It packages OpenClaw and Hermes runtimes into Docker containers that stay fully isolated from each other and the host system.
Users interact through a web dashboard that handles deployment, model connections, and instance control. Agents can be configured with reusable characters, skills, and memory snapshots while communicating via Discord or terminal access.
It targets developers and teams who want private, cost-free AI collaboration without relying on external SaaS platforms or exposing data to the cloud.
What you can build with ClawFleet
Local AI Team Building
Create multiple specialized agents with distinct personas that collaborate on tasks while keeping all conversations and data on your own machine.
Secure Experimentation
Test different models and agent configurations in sandboxed environments without risking host system access or incurring API overages.
Private Workflow Automation
Assign skills and tools to agents for ongoing internal processes such as research, coding assistance, or content planning entirely offline from cloud services.
Install ClawFleet
curl -fsSL https://clawfleet.io/install.sh | shcurl -fsSL https://clawfleet.io/install.sh | sh- 1Run the one-line install script to set up Docker, the CLI, and required images.
- 2Launch the dashboard daemon which opens at http://localhost:8080.
- 3Register your preferred LLM API keys in the Assets section.
- 4Create or select characters and assign them to new agent instances.
- 5Start containers and access them via the dashboard, shell command, or Discord integration.
ClawFleet: pros & cons
Pros
- +Strong isolation through per-agent Docker containers
- +No ongoing cloud fees when using personal subscriptions
- +Central dashboard for fleet oversight and quick terminal access
- +Version pinning prevents unexpected runtime breaks
Cons
- –Requires Docker and works only on macOS or Linux
- –Initial image download is large and resource-heavy per instance
- –Advanced features like the character system are limited to OpenClaw
Frequently asked questions
No, agents run locally once models and images are downloaded, though initial provider connections need network access.
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