Manage Your AI Claw Fleet

Before & After Clawrium

Before: Manual SSH chaos

You (laptop)
    │
    ├── SSH to pi-lab ──────> configure agent
    │                         restart service
    │                         check logs
    │                         update config...
    │
    ├── SSH to nuc-01 ──────> same manual steps
    │
    └── SSH to dev-box ─────> same manual steps
    
    ❌ No unified view
    ❌ Config drift between machines
    ❌ Manual secret management

After: One CLI, all agents

You (laptop + clm CLI)
    │
    └── clm ────┬── pi-lab ───> openclaw
                │
                ├── nuc-01 ───> openclaw
                │
                └── dev-box ──> hermes
    
    ✅ Single command center
    ✅ Consistent configuration
    ✅ Centralized secrets

See your entire fleet with one command:

$ clm ps

HOST        AGENT          TYPE       STATUS    UPTIME
─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
pi-lab      oc-discord     openclaw   running   3d 4h
nuc-01      oc-work        openclaw   running   12h
dev-box     hm-research    hermes     running   2h

🌐 Universal Claw Support

Today, Clawrium supports OpenClaw and Hermes for end-to-end install, onboarding, and lifecycle management. Additional claw types are planned.

⚙️ Normalized Configuration

One config format for every claw. Define your preferences once and Clawrium translates them for each claw's native format.

🔓 Multi-Model Freedom

Run any model across your fleet: open models like Nemotron, providers like OpenAI and Anthropic, or local with Ollama.

Who Uses Clawrium?

Homelabbers

Run AI assistants on your Raspberry Pis, NUCs, and spare hardware. Experiment with different models without cloud costs.

Teams

Standardize agent deployment across developer machines. Share configurations and ensure everyone runs the same setup.

Small Orgs

Deploy purpose-built agents for different departments. A research agent, a support agent, a coding agent - each isolated.