AutoClaw
Archived experimental predecessor to Banksia.
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What AutoClaw explored
AutoClaw explored controller-owned orchestration, explicit delegation, recoverable execution, human waits, command runs, and auditable agent work. Those experiments informed Banksia's design.
Banksia is a clean successor, not a drop-in AutoClaw release. AutoClaw configuration, definitions, runtime state, APIs, and CLI commands are not guaranteed to migrate directly.
Archive status
- AutoClaw receives no new features, fixes, compatibility work, or security updates.
- Its source and historical documentation remain available for reference.
- Existing releases remain available for reproducible installations.
- Use Banksia for new projects and active development.
Historical documentation
The documentation tree describes the final experimental system. It is retained for historical and research use and does not describe a maintained product.
License
AutoClaw remains available under the MIT License.
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Release files for autoclaw 0.1.9
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