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KiraClawLightweight Local AI Coworker

A local desktop AI Coworker built on a lightweight core engine with channel adapters, workspace skills, schedules, and run logs.

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Lightweight Core Engine

KiraClaw starts from a small local core engine and builds the desktop runtime around it instead of hiding behavior behind a large orchestration layer.

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Explicit Speech

The runtime can think, use tools, stay silent, or speak outward through `speak` instead of forcing every run into a user-facing reply.

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Channels as Adapters

Talk, Slack, Telegram, and Discord all sit on the same local runtime, so the product behaves like one agent with multiple ears and mouths.

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Workspace-First

Skills live in your workspace, logs stay local, and memory remains file-backed and indexable under your filesystem base directory.

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API Key And Start

Add your Claude or OpenAI API key in the desktop app and start immediately. Other provider paths can be configured later.

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Schedules

Time-based runs can think, act, speak, save memory, or finish silently when there is nothing useful to say.

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Run Logs

Inspect prompt, internal summary, spoken reply, and tool usage directly in the desktop app.

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Local by Default

Settings, logs, and memory stay on your machine. KiraClaw is built as a local desktop control plane, not a hosted SaaS.

Core idea ​

KiraClaw starts from a lightweight local core engine and adds only the surfaces that make an AI Coworker useful in practice:

  • a desktop harness for setup, visibility, and local control
  • channels as adapters instead of separate bot stacks
  • explicit outward speech through speak
  • local memory, skills, schedules, and logs that stay inspectable

The result is intentionally simple. It is not trying to be a huge control plane, but it still keeps strong agent concepts visible.

KiraClaw is also a fresh start inspired in part by OpenClaw: keep the core lightweight, keep the runtime local, and keep the product understandable.

What changed? ​

KIRA-Slack is now treated as the legacy line. New desktop runtime work moves to KiraClaw.

That means:

  • direct manual installs should use KiraClaw
  • old KIRA-Slack installs should migrate forward
  • docs now describe the current runtime instead of the old Slack-first product

What you get ​

KiraClaw currently includes:

  • Talk for direct local runs
  • Slack, Telegram, and Discord channel adapters
  • workspace skills/
  • local memory with index tools
  • schedules for automation
  • run logs in the desktop UI

Download ​

If macOS warns about the app on first launch, use the steps in Troubleshooting.

Next step ​

Go to Getting Started for install, first launch, workspace setup, and channel setup.