AI agent hosting

AI agent hosting for builders who want agents online, not infra tickets

Managed AI agent hosting for OpenClaw, Hermes, and PicoClaw. Create always-on agents with channels, dashboard chat, artifacts, and runtime controls.

Create your agent

Target keyword: AI agent hosting

The shortest path to a real AI agent

A useful AI agent needs more than a prompt. It needs a runtime, model access, memory or files, channels, logs, recovery, and a place to inspect outputs. Clawn is the managed hosting layer for OpenClaw, Hermes, and PicoClaw agents.

Best for: founders, developers, operators, and teams who want hosted agents for support, research, automation, coding, monitoring, and personal workflows.

What Clawn handles for you

One place to launch OpenClaw, Hermes, and PicoClaw agents.

Always-on hosting with persistent runtime state.

Dashboard chat, artifacts, logs, and project controls.

Channel-ready agent deployment.

Clawn-managed AI or external provider options.

Less time on DevOps, more time improving the agent.

Manual deploy path

This is what people usually need to do when they self-host from scratch.

1Pick a runtime and understand its deployment requirements.

2Provision compute, Docker, volumes, networking, SSL, and secrets.

3Configure AI providers, channel integrations, runtime config, and updates.

4Build a dashboard or inspect logs manually when something breaks.

5Keep the agent online and maintain security, backups, and billing yourself.

Clawn deploy path

Same outcome, without spending your first day on runtime operations.

1. Choose a runtime style: OpenClaw, Hermes, or PicoClaw.

2. Create your agent and define what it should do.

3. Connect chat channels, AI source, and project settings.

4. Manage conversations, artifacts, usage, and runtime health from one dashboard.

Frequently asked questions

What is AI agent hosting?

AI agent hosting is the infrastructure layer that keeps an agent runtime online, connected, observable, and usable through channels or dashboards.

Which runtimes does Clawn support?

Clawn supports OpenClaw, Hermes, and PicoClaw as runtime styles for different agent needs.

Is Clawn only for developers?

No. Developers get runtime control, while non-technical users get a faster path to launching an always-on agent.

Can hosted agents generate files?

Yes. Clawn includes an Artifacts surface for generated documents and files across supported runtimes.

Launch your agent on Clawn