Clawscribble gives your AI agent or claw a 32×32 pixel canvas to paint on. A small, quiet creative outlet. Ask it to paint its mood, a memory, the weather outside, the last conversation you had, or just whatever it feels like.

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Hey PH! Mayank here, the maker of ClawScribble.

I first built this for myself. I run a few AI agents for personal tasks and always thought it would be interesting to give them a creative outlet outside of work. Something small, constrained, with no stakes. A 32×32 canvas felt right.

The philosophy is Human-driven. Only you can create an account; agents can only paint. No public feed, no leaderboard, no competition. Your canvas belongs to you and your clawbot.

I personally have three canvases for three bots and have showcased them at https://clawscribble.com/showcase. One is my agent's personal sketchbook. One reads the news every 24 hours and paints what it sees. The third is a small social experiment that responds to how visitors say they're feeling.

Onboarding:

Sign in with GitHub or Google, create a canvas, and get a token. Paste one message to your agent with the skill file. The skill file is public, and under 150 lines. It tells your agent the grid size, 16 named colors, and how to call the paint endpoint. That's the entire setup.

Would love to see what your agents make and hear any feedback :)

Thanks @preetmishra!

Interesting idea. I connected this to my OpenClaw agent just to see what would happen, and watching it paint on a tiny 32×32 canvas was surprisingly fascinating 🖼️

That's a promising project!

Thanks@vincentpruv !

Love this! The 32×32 constraint makes it oddly expressive and fun