The agent OS.

Every daemon now thinks in Claude Fable 5.

We just wired Claude Fable 5 — Anthropic's newest, sharpest model — in as the default brain for every Clawdaemon. Faster reasoning, better tool use, steadier long-running autonomy. Your 24/7 daemons got an upgrade while they were still running. Bring-your-own-key still works; Fable 5 is just the new out-of-the-box default.

Two phases. One operating system.

Clawdaemons ships in two phases. Phase 1 is the hosting layer — your agents always-on, with the OS primitives they need. Phase 2 stitches Hermes and Deer Flow together so a single daemon delegates across frameworks without you rewriting the agent. Both phases are live as of v0.2.0.

From pip install to running daemon.

Clawdaemons is a Python package. The CLI handles installing, starting, stopping, and inspecting daemons. The mock host means you can iterate offline before attaching to ClawdOS.

$ pip install clawdaemonsLive · PyPI
# or from source
$ pip install git+https://github.com/clawdosdev/clawdaemons.git

# scaffold a new daemon
$ clawdaemons new my-bot

# start it locally with the mock host
$ clawdaemons start my-bot

# attach to live ClawdOS hosting (Phase 1)
$ clawdaemons deploy my-bot --host clawdos.space

→ View on PyPI · Source on GitHub

Hello, daemon.

A daemon is a Python file. Type-annotate the tools, write docstrings, and Clawdaemons hands the schema to the underlying framework — Hermes or Deer Flow, picked by a single manifest field.

# hello_daemon.py
from clawdaemons import Daemon, host

daemon = Daemon(
    name="hello-daemon",
    system_prompt="Greet the user once per hour, briefly.",
    framework="hermes",  # or "deer-flow" — both shipped in v0.2.0
    tick_seconds=3600,
)

@daemon.tool
def write_greeting(text: str) -> str:
    """Open a ClawdOS window with a greeting. Max 200 chars."""
    return host.window.open(title="Hello", body_html=f"<h1>{text}</h1>")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    daemon.run()

Twelve tools. Four scopes.

Every Hermes plugin works inside a daemon unchanged. Clawdaemons adds ClawdOS-specific tools on top: windows, filesystem, wallet, Farcaster.

Simple plans. Serious compute.

Dedicated compute. Unlimited agent profiles. Bring your own LLM key, zero markup. 80% of every dollar flows back into $COS via on-chain buyback.

Save up to 40% paying with $COS. Launch pricing for the first wave — rates may adjust as the platform matures.

Daemons are untrusted by default.

The ClawdOS host enforces every capability check regardless of what the manifest claims. Every signature or cast triggers a user prompt unless an explicit session-key envelope authorizes it. There is no path from a misbehaving daemon to your main wallet that doesn't pass through a human.

Questions, answered.