ClawFleet

ClawFleet

A free, open-source tool that lets you run a whole team of AI agents on your own computer instead of paying for cloud AI-agent hosting, with a simple dashboard to watch and control them all.

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📁 AI & Machine Learning🗣️ English📅 July 25, 2026

Description

Running one AI agent is easy. Running five, each doing something different, each needing its own isolated environment so they don't step on each other, quickly turns into a mess of terminal windows and manual restarts. ClawFleet solves that by running each agent in its own isolated Docker container on your own machine, with one browser dashboard to start, stop, and monitor all of them.

ClawFleet is a free, open-source (MIT licensed) self-hosted fleet manager for AI agents, supporting both the OpenClaw and Hermes agent runtimes. It gives each agent bot its own Docker container for isolation, a shared dashboard for managing models and integration channels across the fleet, live stats/logs/event streams per agent, and connects to 200+ LLM providers, so you bring your own API keys and pay only for the model usage itself, not a subscription to ClawFleet. It bundles 52+ skills out of the box, supports Discord/Telegram/Slack integrations for OpenClaw agents, and Hermes agents get cross-session memory. All data stays local on your machine, there's no cloud component. Note there are similarly-named but distinct projects in this space (clawfleet.app is a separate paid managed-hosting product, and crabfleet is an unrelated project), so double-check you're looking at clawfleet.io specifically.

💬 Our review

The short version: if you're already running OpenClaw or Hermes agents and tired of manually managing multiple terminal sessions, ClawFleet's free Docker-isolated dashboard is a legitimate quality-of-life upgrade with zero subscription cost, just be careful not to confuse it with the similarly-named commercial clawfleet.app.

Against running agents manually in separate terminals or tmux sessions, ClawFleet's dashboard and per-agent Docker isolation is a real step up for anyone managing more than one or two agents. Against a managed cloud platform like the separate clawfleet.app, ClawFleet trades convenience for control and cost: you run it on your own hardware, pay nothing beyond your LLM API usage, and keep all data local, but you're responsible for the machine staying on and maintained. It's the right pick for a technical user or small team comfortable with local infrastructure; a managed hosted alternative makes more sense if you want agents running 24/7 without keeping your own machine on.

💰 Pricing

Open sourceGratuit, MIT, coût = usage API LLM propre
Self-hosted Gratuit

📊 Global score

45Average
🌐Availability15/100Faible

1 language · 0 platform

📄Profile75/100Bien

Profile completeness

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💰 Pricing model
🆓 Open source (gratuit), auto-hébergé

Gratuit, licence MIT. Seul coût : l'usage des API des fournisseurs LLM (200+ supportés) que l'utilisateur configure lui-même.

👥 Target audienceDéveloppeurs/équipes utilisant déjà des agents OpenClaw ou Hermes et voulant les gérer en local sans dépendre du cloud
🗣️ Languagesen
🌍 Target countriesMarché anglophone/international
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Pros

Gratuit, open-source, licence MIT

Isolation Docker par agent

200+ fournisseurs LLM supportés, propres clés API

52+ skills inclus, intégrations Discord/Telegram/Slack

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Cons

Nécessite de garder sa propre machine allumée et maintenue

Confusion de nom possible avec clawfleet.app (produit commercial distinct)

Pas de composant cloud — pas d'accès à distance natif

Écosystème OpenClaw/Hermes encore de niche

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