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BetterClaw
Deploy AI Agent, 60 seconds & $0 forever
5.0•12 reviews•904 followers
Deploy AI Agent, 60 seconds & $0 forever
5.0•12 reviews•904 followers
BetterClaw is a no-code platform for building AI agents that run on a schedule without you. Connect Gmail, Slack, or Telegram, and your agent triages inbox, sends morning briefings, or monitors what you care about. Agents start as Interns that ask before acting. Bring your own AI key and it's genuinely $0.
I like the idea of agents as Interns. That approval step could make this mucg easier to trust especially when connecting Gmail or Slack for the first time.
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@lilydigital Hi, Totally agree. Giving people that moment to review and approve an action makes connecting things like Gmail or Slack feel a lot less risky. It’s a big part of building trust before giving the agent more autonomy. 🙌
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@lilydigital Thanks Lily! Gmail and Slack are exactly where that matters most. Those are the two connections people hesitate on, understandably, because the downside of a mistake is visible to other people.
Running at Intern for the first week or so on those means you see every draft before it goes anywhere. Most people promote once they realize they've been approving everything unchanged.
Is it really going to be 0$ forever?
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@stefano_galfre1 Yes - that is why I added it right on the tagline
500 credits will reset every month - enough to run 40-50 basic automation tasks every month
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@andrew_esparon different layer, same ecosystem. Hermes is the agent runtime, it's what actually executes tasks and talks to models. BetterClaw sits on top and handles the parts that make Hermes painful to run yourself: no Docker or config files, OAuth to 95+ tools with one click, credential encryption, and the trust-level permission system.
Think of it as: Hermes is the engine, we're the car. If you're comfortable in a terminal you might not need us. If you want an agent running today without becoming its sysadmin, that's the gap we fill.
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Laiba here, also on the BetterClaw team.
One thing worth calling out: every agent starts as an Intern that asks before it touches anything. You promote it to Specialist, then Lead, once it stops surprising you. That's the difference between a cool demo and something you leave running while you sleep.
We built it that way because we didn't trust our own agents at first either.
Fastest first agent is a morning briefing on Gmail or Slack. Takes about a minute.
What would you want an agent to take off your plate? I'm in the comments all day.
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@worksforme +1 to this. I’ve seen this firsthand on the team, and the “Intern → Specialist → Lead” progression really captures how we think about trust and autonomy. The goal isn’t just to make agents capable, but to make them reliable enough that you can actually hand things off and get back to your day. Excited to see where we take this next! 🚀
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How do you decide when an agent has done enough to move from Intern to Specialist without giving it too much access too early?
Congrats @better_shaya & team!
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@hamza_afzal_butt Whenever you have that confidence on your agent, people generally wait for a week, approve and then once they are sure they upgrade it to specialist and let it perform tasks without manual intervention.
I would still recommend reviewing the sensitive tasks.
Social Media, marketing, etc can be relied upon
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@hamza_afzal_butt Skills are toggled individually and credentials are scoped per agent, so an agent never gets more access than it's earned — and its activity log shows the track record behind each step.
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@better_shaya @hamza_afzal_butt Thanks Hamza 🙌 It's your call rather than the agent's, so you keep it at Intern until you've watched enough approvals go through clean and feel good about handing over more. Most people move one task type at a time instead of promoting the whole agent at once.
The Intern model is a smart touch. Having the agent ask before acting makes automation feel a lot safer to try.
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@athar_jatoi Thanks! That was the piece we spent the most time on.
Handing an AI full access to your inbox on day one is a big ask, and I think that's why a lot of people try these tools once and quietly stop. Starting as an Intern that asks permission means the first week is low stakes. You watch what it wants to do, correct it when it's wrong, and promote it when you're actually comfortable.
Demotion works too, and there's a kill switch. Trust that only goes one direction isn't really trust.
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@athar_jatoi exactly! most platforms give agents full access on day one. starting as Intern and earning trust over time just makes more sense. glad that resonated 🙏
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@athar_jatoi Appreciate it Athar 🙏 That was exactly the thinking. Most people don't want full autonomy on day one, they want to watch it work first and then loosen the leash over time.
Someone on our team shared this and I set up an agent that pulls my calendar and Slack messages in the morning and sends me a briefing at 8am. That's it. That's my whole use case. Took about 2 mins
The Intern thing is smart. I would not have connected my work Gmail to something that could just do whatever it wanted. Knowing it has to ask me first made me actually try it instead of closing the tab.
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@ajay_negi6 Thanks a lot Ajay!! We are so glad that you are liking the product!! :)