AlphaClaw

Language

JavaScript

Open issues

16

Contributors

11

First release

2026

The problem it solves#

AlphaClaw is an open-source tool designed to simplify the deployment, monitoring, and management of OpenClaw agents. With its self-healing harness and fleet management capabilities, AlphaClaw allows users to deploy agents once and run them indefinitely without the need for SSH access. This tool is particularly beneficial for developers and IT professionals looking to streamline their workflows and enhance productivity.

Key Features:

• Self-Healing Watchdog: Automatically detects crashes and performs recovery operations, ensuring agents remain operational.
• Auto Git Backup: Automatically commits workspace changes to GitHub, providing version control and audit trails for every agent action.
• Setup UI: A user-friendly browser dashboard for onboarding and configuration, eliminating the need for SSH or manual configuration files.
• Multi-Agent Management: Easily create, rename, and delete agents with per-agent overview cards and isolated workspaces.
• Web Terminal: Access a live interactive terminal for monitoring and executing commands directly from the browser.
• Google Workspace Integration: Seamlessly integrates with Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, and Sheets for enhanced productivity.

Use Cases:

• DevOps Teams: Streamline the management of multiple agents across various environments.
• Developers: Simplify the deployment process and reduce setup time for new projects.
• IT Administrators: Monitor and manage server health without the complexity of traditional setups.

AlphaClaw is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their operational efficiency while managing OpenClaw agents effectively.

AlphaClaw wraps OpenClaw with setup, monitoring, recovery, and browser-based management. It is meant for running agents as ongoing services rather than one-off local scripts.

Yes. AlphaClaw targets Docker/Linux deployments and includes hosted deployment buttons, while the project source remains available for teams that want to run and inspect the harness.

Agent deployments are easy to start and hard to keep healthy. Once an agent depends on gateways, model credentials, GitHub repos, chat channels, and background processes, a small config drift can turn into manual server rescue work.

Teams running more than one agent need visibility into process state, channel bindings, logs, and recovery actions. A plain CLI setup does not give operators enough day-to-day control when agents need to stay online for weeks.

No. AlphaClaw is specifically an OpenClaw harness and fleet manager. Use it when OpenClaw is the agent runtime you want to operate.