🐈 PipClaw
The Ultra-Lightweight, Pure Python Kernel for AI Agents.
Home: https://github.com/CrawlScript/pipclaw
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PipClaw is a minimalist, 100% Pure Python autonomous agent kernel. While frameworks like OpenClaw offer great power, they often introduce heavy dependencies like Node.js, Docker, or complex C-extensions.
PipClaw strips away the complexity, offering a crystal-clear, readable architecture that serves as both a production-ready kernel and a comprehensive tutorial on building modern AI agents.
🌟 Key Features
- 100% Pure Python: No C-extensions, no Node.js, no Docker. If you have Python, you have PipClaw.
- Minimalist & Readable: A "Batteries-Included" architecture designed to be a living tutorial. Learn how to build an OpenClaw-style agent by reading code, not documentation.
- Highly Customizable Kernel: Designed as a core engine, not a rigid app. Easily plug in your own logic, state management, and custom tools.
- Universal Cross-Platform: Runs seamlessly on Windows, macOS, Linux, and minimalist environments like Raspberry Pi.
- Multi-Channel Interaction: Built-in support for interacting with your agent via Telegram, WhatsApp, and more—all handled through pure Python integrations.
🚀 Quick Start
No compiling, no heavy setup. Just pip and run.
pip install pipclaw
pipclaw run
🛠 The Philosophy
The trend in AI agents is moving towards massive complexity. PipClaw moves towards clarity. Most developers don't need a 400,000-line black box. They need a reliable, auditable kernel that handles the agent loop and tool-calling while remaining light enough to be modified in minutes. PipClaw is the "distilled essence" of an autonomous bot.
🔌 Connectors
PipClaw allows you to interact with your agent through multiple channels:
- Terminal Mode: Standard interactive CLI (default).
- Telegram Mode: No external dependencies. Just create a bot via @BotFather and provide your token during setup.
- Feishu (飞书) Mode: Dedicated support for Chinese users. Features the most detailed step-by-step setup guide in the industry, utilizing long-connections so you don't need a public IP or complex webhooks.
- WhatsApp Mode: Requires Node.js (v22.17.0 recommended) to run the lightweight bridge. The agent will show a QR code in your terminal for linking.
# To change your mode or LLM settings
pipclaw config
📂 Project Structure
pipclaw/
├── kernel/ # Core agent loop & state logic
├── connectors/ # Telegram, WhatsApp, and Web UI bridges
├── providers/ # LLM connectors (OpenAI, Anthropic, etc.)
└── tools/ # Extensible toolset (Search, Code Exec, etc.)
Developed with ❤️ for the Python community. Let's keep it simple.
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