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valuecell-ai/clawx

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TLDR

A desktop app for Mac, Windows, and Linux that gives you a visual chat interface for running AI agents, with built-in skill management, scheduled tasks, multi-channel support, and secure API key storage in your OS keychain.

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  root((ClawX))
    What it does
      Visual AI agent UI
      Desktop application
    Features
      Chat interface
      Skills browser
      Cron scheduler
      Multi-channel
    Tech stack
      TypeScript
      Electron
      React 19
    Platforms
      Mac
      Windows
      Linux
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Chat with AI agents on your desktop without setting up a terminal or installing complex runtimes

USE CASE 2

Schedule automated AI tasks to run on a timer and deliver results to a specific channel without editing config files

USE CASE 3

Manage multiple AI agents in parallel across separate channels, each with its own conversation history

Tech stack

TypeScriptElectronReact

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 30min

Requires API keys for AI providers such as OpenAI or Anthropic to power the agents.

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In plain English

ClawX is a desktop application for Mac, Windows, and Linux that gives users a visual interface for running OpenClaw AI agents. Instead of typing commands in a terminal, you interact with AI agents through a graphical window. The project is built on top of OpenClaw, an AI agent orchestration tool, and bundles that runtime directly into the application so you do not need to install it separately. The main area of the app is a chat window where you can send messages to AI agents and read their responses. The chat supports Markdown formatting, tables, and math notation. You can direct a message to a specific agent using the @ symbol, and each agent keeps its own separate conversation context. Skills, which are add-on capabilities that extend what an agent can do, can be inserted from the chat composer and managed through a built-in skill browser. Several skills for reading PDF, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint files come pre-bundled and are enabled automatically on first install. ClawX also has a channels section for managing multiple AI channels at the same time. Each channel can run a different agent and connect to a different account. A cron section lets you schedule tasks to run automatically on a timed interval, including sending results to a specific channel or recipient without editing configuration files by hand. AI provider credentials, such as API keys for OpenAI or Anthropic, are stored in the operating system's native keychain rather than in plain text files. Settings are adjusted through a visual panel, and a developer mode is available for deeper configuration options. The application is built with TypeScript, Electron (a framework for building desktop apps from web technology), and React 19. It supports multiple display languages including English, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian. An enterprise edition with dedicated support is available by contacting the team directly.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I have ClawX installed. Walk me through adding my Anthropic API key securely and starting a conversation with a Claude-powered agent.
Prompt 2
In ClawX, how do I install a new skill so my agent can read and summarize a PDF file I drag into the chat?
Prompt 3
Set up a cron task in ClawX that runs every morning at 9am, asks an AI agent to summarize today's headlines, and posts the result to a specific channel.
Prompt 4
How do I run two different AI agents side by side in ClawX, one for coding help and one for writing, in separate channels?
Prompt 5
ClawX supports English, Chinese, Japanese, and Russian. How do I switch the display language to Japanese in the settings panel?
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