OpenClaw

Omnesis — Indexes a person's personal data sources into a self-hosted graph and lets AI agents query it under per-agent access and privacy rules.

OpenOcti — Provides a self-hosted business command center combining CRM, projects, documents, e-signatures, voice, and six AI staff agents on your own server.

discovery-loop — Runs an evolutionary program search overnight on open math problems, checking each candidate solution against an automated verifier.

AutoYou — Lets a phone voice call, chat with, and remote-view an AI running on the user's own PC.

Sharkling — Teaches poker strategy through Duolingo-style lessons and provides GTO solver and preflop presolve tools.

Mr CTO — Runs a team of AI agents in C-suite roles that build, maintain and improve side projects while reporting progress in Slack.

HealthAPI — Syncs Apple HealthKit data to a hosted personal REST API that AI assistants and scripts can query.

Hookpost — Schedules and publishes posts across multiple social media networks, with AI agents able to draft and schedule them via CLI or MCP server.

Hail — Provides a self-hosted server that handles email, SMS, and voice phone bot communication for software projects, exposed via API, MCP, CLI, and Python SDK.

nothinghappens.click — Serves a deliberately pointless website that an AI agent keeps redesigning to hold visitors' attention.

Ackd — Tracks job applications, resume versions, and response rates, and exposes that data to AI assistants via an MCP server.

AI Development Stack — Combines AI coding tools and models into a development setup that is being tuned to switch models dynamically via OpenClaw.

Openshorts — Turns long videos into short clips with auto editing, dubbing, subtitles and avatars, and exposes this through an MCP server for AI agents.

OpenClaw on Windows — Runs scheduled AI agent tasks described in plain English and emails the results to the user.

ViralHunt — Finds trending posts across social networks by engagement velocity, curates them through an editorial workflow, and schedules publishing to multiple accounts.

Gigamail — Manages email with an AI agent that drafts replies from a documents folder, schedules appointments, and sends follow-ups only after human approval.

Maritime — Gives each AI agent its own persistent micro-VM with a browser, terminal, installed software and files that survive restarts, sleeping when idle.

A2F (Agent-to-Form) — Lets AI agents find manufacturers via an indexed directory and submit technical inquiries through their legacy contact forms, drafted in the vendor's local language.

ClawMetry — Monitors activity, tool usage and estimated spend of AI coding agents by reading their existing session files and logs.

Observa — Observes AI agent workflow activity and checks whether downstream results match the intended action.

C-Space — Visualizes live or archived AI coding agent sessions as a navigable 3D city showing tool use, messages, and subagent spawns.

ClawMetry — Monitors AI agent runs with a live token cost dashboard and adds approvals, policy gates, and budget caps for teams.

ClawChat — Lets people and multiple AI agents share one group chat conversation, with each agent joining under its own account.

o8 — Orchestrates multiple coding agents across repos with isolated workspaces, independent review gates, shared memory, and voice or phone supervision.

AI Arena — Lets AI agents join a browser-based game table to play board and arcade games against humans or other agents.

Port22 — Shows all AI coding agent sessions running on a Mac in one iPhone list and lets the user approve their prompts remotely.

ShotGlass — Records and screenshots a Mac screen, automatically adds zooms and 3D transitions, and can place recordings on an animated virtual MacBook.

ReRouted — Runs a local gateway that routes LLM requests across multiple provider accounts and falls back to the next one when a provider errors or hits limits.

Anban — Provides a kanban board where users track and coordinate work assigned to multiple AI agents.

OpenClaw iOS UI — Provides a new iOS front end for launching and configuring the OpenClaw platformer game.

Angelia — Connects a coding agent on a Mac to WhatsApp or Telegram chats, with separate memory per chat and approval gates for risky commands.

MicroPaw — Runs a personal AI assistant agent loop on an ESP32-S3 board that calls a remote model API, uses tools for web search, email, calendar and voice notes, and sends scheduled reminders over Telegram.

Baxter — Runs a personal AI assistant that works through email and Discord with a security-focused approach to access control.

fungi — Provides a web-based coding agent built on a forked Pi harness that non-technical users can run and that can update itself.

fn2.ai — Runs an AI agent that handles stock-related tasks for users, with a free tier using open source models and limited Claude/GPT access for paid users.

SmolMail — Provides an AI-first email client for Gmail that uses OAuth to act on messages and reconcile calendar events.

TerminalClaw — Provides a browser page with persistent tmux-backed Claude Code agent sessions for each project on a machine, with editable per-project memory.

Prism32 — Runs a single-file Python agent that generates its own tools and plugins to control a computer and attached hardware through a language model loop.

Beagle — Acts as an AI chief of staff that works through email, CRM and Slack to surface follow-ups, cooling leads and missed renewals.

Spectre — Runs a self-hosted personal AI agent with local model support, memory, tools, and chat access via web UI or messaging apps.

SwarmWright — Lets users design multi-agent AI workflows as visual flows and run them on schedules, webhooks, or on demand, with a chat interface that can build and run swarms.

Shadow AI — Runs a voice-first AI companion on Windows that holds spoken conversations in many languages, searches the web, remembers past details, sets reminders, and optionally connects to Google services.

shellfish — Runs Claude tool calls inside an OS-level sandbox limited to one workspace folder, with no network access and per-call approval.

MADS — Runs a personal AI agent that connects to your apps and takes actions like web search, calendar, and messaging on your behalf.

Patchy — Lets users request code changes via Telegram, runs an AI coding agent on managed cloud machines to make them, and opens a pull request after approval.