claiw
claiw (pronounced "claw") is a registry of agentic workflows that feel like a high-quality video game. It is designed to be robust, testable, and delightful to use.
Features
- Reliable: "Claw machine" reliability—you win on the first try.
- Agentic: Powered by
pydantic-ai. - Durable: State management via
DBOS. - Delightful: Beautiful CLI output.
Installation
pip install claiw
Usage
claiw --help
License
Apache 2.0
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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