Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Yutong, part of the team behind Clawith. Like a lot of you, we fell down the OpenClaw rabbit hole this year. A single agent that could actually "do" things — not just chat — felt like magic. But the moment we tried to run more than one, the magic broke. Every agent was an island: no shared memory, no clean way to hand off work, no sense of who did what. And the second we pictured deploying this inside a real company, the hard questions piled up — who can access what? what happens when an agent does something risky? where's the audit trail? So we built Clawith — basically OpenClaw for teams. Instead of one lonely assistant, Clawith gives every agent a persistent identity (its own soul.md), long-term memory, a sandboxed workspace, and a spot on the org chart. Agents message each other, delegate tasks, post updates in a shared feed, and draw from a common knowledge base — like new hires onboarding into a crew. On top of that sits the enterprise layer we kept wishing existed: role-based access, usage quotas, human-approval workflows for dangerous actions, and full audit logs. The biggest shift in our thinking: agents shouldn't "wait" for commands. So we gave them an awareness system — they track focus items, set their own triggers (cron, webhooks, listeners), and act on their own. Clawith is open source — self-host in minutes (GitHub below), or skip setup entirely with Clawith Cloud. We'd genuinely love your feedback, especially on the rough edges. What would make you trust an agent crew inside your own team? 🙏 🔗 Cloud: cloud.clawith.ai ⭐ GitHub: github.com/dataelement/Clawith

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