Clawdbot
January 2026
Clawdbot is my personal AI agent that acts as a digital twin, orchestrating tools, messaging, and workflows directly from the terminal. It's built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and designed to be a force multiplier for daily operations.
Why it matters
- Universal tool orchestration. Connects to APIs, CLIs, and services through a standardized MCP layer - from Gmail and GitHub to custom skills I build myself.
- Multi-channel messaging. Handles Telegram, Signal, WhatsApp, and more from a single interface, routing messages and executing commands across platforms.
- Skill-based architecture. I can create custom skills that Clawdbot learns and uses, making it increasingly tailored to my workflows over time.
How I use it
- Morning brief. At 7:15am CET, it compiles website analytics, Gmail unread, calendar events, Apple Reminders, and weather into a Telegram digest.
- Coding workflows. Spawns Codex CLI, Claude Code, and other agents directly from chat with full terminal integration.
- Domain & infrastructure management. Interfaces with Namecheap, Vercel, and cloud services through built-in tools.
- Personal data layer. Connects to Apple HealthKit, financial APIs, and other personal data sources for insights and automation.
Access notes
- Self-hosted on my MacBook Pro, running as a background daemon.
- Skills live in
~/clawd/skills/and can be added via ClawdHub or manually. - Configure channels and tools via
~/.clawdbot/config.json.