Clawith

Why we included this project

Most agent frameworks stop at a single assistant, but Clawith is built around a crew of agents that each carry a persistent identity, long-term memory, and their own sandboxed file workspace. Agents can wake themselves on a schedule, via webhooks, or when a message arrives, so they keep working between human prompts. The part that makes it practical for a real organization is the management layer: multi-tenant role-based access, per-agent Slack, Discord, and Lark identities, usage quotas, and approval workflows that send dangerous operations to a human for sign-off. It is Apache-2.0 licensed, self-hostable with Python, TypeScript, and Docker, and worth a look for teams that want a multi-agent system they can actually run and govern.