NanoClaw is a TypeScript OpenClaw fork built for isolation — each agent runs in its own container, with Agent Swarms for multi-agent collaboration — the security-first direct replacement for the original gateway.

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What it does

  • 01Container-per-agent isolation
  • 02Agent Swarms
  • 03OpenClaw-compatible shape
  • 04TypeScript, easy to fork
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Who it's for

Self-hosters who want OpenClaw's job done behind a stronger default security boundary.

PRICING

Pricing

Free OSS. List prices as checked against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-25; plans change often, so confirm before deciding.

caveat · before you adopt

Smaller channel and skill ecosystem than upstream OpenClaw.

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FAQ

Frequently asked

What is NanoClaw?

NanoClaw is a TypeScript OpenClaw fork built for isolation — each agent runs in its own container, with Agent Swarms for multi-agent collaboration — the security-first direct replacement for the original gateway.

Who is NanoClaw for?

Self-hosters who want OpenClaw's job done behind a stronger default security boundary.

How much does NanoClaw cost?

Free OSS. List prices as checked against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-25; plans change often, so confirm before deciding.

Does NanoClaw run locally or in the cloud?

NanoClaw runs locally on your machine. Its interfaces are an API or protocol.

What are alternatives to NanoClaw?

Other personal agent entries in the catalog: OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, ZeroClaw, PicoClaw, nanobot. Different categories solve the same problem differently — see the Personal & always-on agents category page for tradeoffs.

What should I know before adopting NanoClaw?

Smaller channel and skill ecosystem than upstream OpenClaw.