Clawdi.AI

Run 2 companies with 5 AI agents every day: Claude Code, IDE+CC, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes. And @marvin_tong hate it.

me watching someone spend 3 hours migrating from OpenClaw to Hermes when they could’ve just switched engines in Clawdi.

🚨 IMPORTANT NOTICE: How to switch from OpencClaw to Hermes if you're already on Clawdi?

OpenClaw: 354k GitHub stars Hermes: 57k GitHub stars and just hit #1 on OpenRouter Clawdi: the environment they both run in.

Without Clawdi: OpenClaw 📂 → its own memory Hermes 📂 → its own memory Claude Code 📂 → its own memory Codex 📂 → its own memory With Clawdi: all of them → 📂 one encrypted environment

link: reddit.com/r/hermesagent/….

Someone on Reddit just described why they use Clawdi better than we could: “API key goes into an Intel TDX hardware encrypted container where even the operator can’t read it.” Say it louder. 👏

“Hermes killed OpenClaw” is trending again. Clawdi users: running Hermes on the same environment they had OpenClaw on yesterday. Skills intact. Memory intact. Connections intact. The debate doesn’t really apply when you DON'T HAVE TO choose. 🦞

Small teams don’t need more tools. They need fewer things falling through the cracks. That’s what an AI operator actually fixes (not more dashboards, not more chaos). We wrote a 30-day plan for that. 👇

Clawdi.ai is live with all of this. Free to start. Under 3 minutes to deploy. 👉 clawdi.ai 🦞

And if you just want the local version: `npm install -g clawdi` MIT licensed. Free forever. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, and Hermes.

We just shipped a big update to clawdi.ai New website. New features. New way to think about what Clawdi actually is. Here’s everything that changed 🧵