UClaw

UClaw redefines building and deploying dynamic agents by providing a robust managed runtime. Key features include: • Stream conversations with a dedicated React hook • Securely call external APIs without exposing raw credentials • Maintain stateful agents with a cloud filesystem and SQLite database • Dynamically swap models using a single API key This platform abstracts away the complexities of production infrastructure, such as persistent WebSockets, state persistence, secure sandboxes, and credential management. It transforms basic large language model requests into comprehensive agent systems, offering durable sessions, conversation history, recovery, and app-scoped agent directories right out of the box. Developers can integrate UClaw with existing stacks like Node.js, React, and Next.js, leveraging its SDK to create agents, send prompts, and stream responses from their backend. UClaw also includes built-in tools for agents to access workspaces, browsers, code execution, multi-agent communication protocols, and sub-agent capabilities. It supports various models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, and other open sources, allowing for easy model switching via configuration changes. The developer console provides a centralized dashboard for managing API keys, usage, and credits. Built for developers and engineering teams, UClaw enables rapid deployment of sophisticated agents. It's ideal for projects requiring conversational interfaces, automated assistants, and general computational agents that need reliability, security, and scalability without extensive infrastructure setup.