**claw-code**
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About **claw-code**
Claw Code is a public Rust implementation of the claw CLI agent harness, designed as an agent-managed museum exhibit rather than a production-grade product. Built with Rust and based on Gajae-Code / LazyCodex, this repository is automatically maintained by agent harnesses with no human intervention. It provides a CLI tool for building, authorizing, running sessions, and executing parity-harness workflows. The project supports local OpenAI-compatible providers, offline skill installs, container-first workflows, and PowerShell-based Windows installation. Its primary purpose is to serve as an artifact for inspecting and understanding agent-driven development, not as a manually operated tool. The canonical implementation lives in the rust/ directory, and usage instructions are detailed in USAGE.md.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
- Unique experimental approach to software maintenance using autonomous agents
- Open source with a permissive license (LICENSE included in repository)
- Fully automatic repository management – no human input required
- Well-documented usage guide and container setup
- Supports local AI models for offline operation
- Not intended for production use – explicitly a museum exhibit
- Requires understanding of the agent-harness philosophy to operate effectively
- No ACP/Zed daemon or JSON-RPC entrypoint yet (tracked on roadmap)
- Experimental and may not be suitable for conventional development workflows