Index / Clawith · updated Oct 5, 2026
Clawith
dataelement/Clawith · healthy · rank 19 of 50 by stars
Clawith positions itself as 'OpenClaw for Teams' — a multi-agent collaboration platform where each agent gets persistent identity, long-term memory, and its own workspace. Its 'Aware' autonomous consciousness system lets agents proactively perceive, decide, and act rather than waiting for commands.
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Security breakdown
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Model access
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Pinned models
claude-opus-4-6 released 2026-02-04 — 8 months old (from the public model catalogue)
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Evidence
Decision
Why choose Clawith over OpenClaw?
Why choose this
- Native multi-agent collaboration with shared crew workflows
- Persistent agent identity and long-term memory per agent
- Team/organization-oriented multi-user design
Tradeoffs
- Far smaller community and ecosystem than OpenClaw
- Heavier platform footprint versus OpenClaw's local-first simplicity
- Fewer messaging-channel integrations
Best fit
- Teams wanting multiple agents with shared workspaces
- Organizations scaling OpenClaw-style agents to groups
- Users needing persistent agent identity and long-term memory
Avoid if
- You want a lightweight single-agent local assistant
- You need a mature, battle-tested plugin ecosystem
- You prefer minimal setup over a full platform deployment
Evidence is moderate: the README and active commit history clearly show a real, actively maintained multi-agent platform, but there is zero Reddit discussion and limited independent web sentiment, so community and security assessments carry uncertainty.
AI layer reviewed Oct 5, 2026 · how this is written
Star activity
4,167 stars today
Overview
Clawith is an open-source multi-agent collaboration platform built in Python and licensed under Apache-2.0, self-described as 'OpenClaw for Teams.' Where OpenClaw focuses on a single personal assistant running locally, Clawith gives every agent a persistent identity, long-term memory, and its own workspace, then orchestrates them as a crew that collaborates with each other and with human users.
Its standout architectural feature is Aware, an adaptive autonomous consciousness system: agents maintain structured working memory via Focus Items with status markers, bind triggers to focus items, and proactively perceive, decide, and act instead of passively awaiting commands. Recent commits show a disciplined engineering culture — a quality tooling harness (Pyright, ESLint, Prettier baselines), an Architecture Guard, sandbox block-warning handling, and a Tool Ledger with fail-closed integrity checks for executable artifacts.
The project offers both a self-hosted open-source edition and a hosted Clawith Cloud production service, plus a shared live demo. With ~4.2k stars and frequent releases (v1.11.4-fix.1), it is actively maintained, though its community footprint outside GitHub remains thin compared to OpenClaw's massive ecosystem.