systemprompt - AI Agent Infrastructure

I loved OpenClaw. It proved that AI agents could have real personality, memory, and a soul. But when I tried to put mine in front of actual users, everything fell apart. Flat JSON files corrupt. SQLite locks under load. There's no auth, no multi-tenancy, no way to track costs, no audit trail. The SOUL.md file is clever but it's just a text file -- no versioning, no structure, no safety net. I've built the production version in Rust. systemprompt.io has all the things that make OpenClaw special -- agents with memory, personality, and autonomy -- but puts them on a foundation that actually works in production: - OAuth2/OIDC + WebAuthn (Face ID, YubiKey) instead of no auth - PostgreSQL instead of flat files - Structured YAML config instead of freeform SOUL.md - MCP server hosting with real OAuth scopes per tool - Background jobs, cost tracking, audit trails - A CLI that works identically in dev and production It's a library, not a framework. You extend it with Rust traits, compile it into YOUR binary, and deploy wherever you want. The memory system, the agent runtime, the web layer -- it's all code you own and can debug. We even wrote a migration guide for OpenClaw users (on our blog) so you can bring your existing agents, memories and all, to a stable platform. Self-hosted is free forever. Cloud hosting starts at $29/month if you want managed infrastructure. Happy to answer questions about migrating from OpenClaw, the architecture, or how to get started!