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A cross-platform AI agent orchestrator in C++ that turns any device — including your phone — into a self-contained, multi-agent automation platform
IonClaw
A C++ AI agent orchestrator that runs anywhere as a native build — Linux, macOS, Windows, iOS, and Android — with zero external dependencies.
The only one that runs on mobile: a true personal assistant.
Privacy and security by design — it runs on your smartphone.
Multi-agent · Real-time task board · Web control panel · Skills system · Browser automation
Multi-provider · Scheduler · Subagents · Memory · File management · MCP Server
One command to start. Everything from the browser. No coding required.
What is IonClaw?
IonClaw is an AI agent orchestrator built from the ground up in C++. One codebase, compiled natively for each platform — no runtime, no interpreter, no container required.
On a server (Linux, macOS, Windows), it starts with one command and serves a full web panel. On iOS and Android, the app embeds the same C++ engine and runs everything locally on your smartphone. It is the only AI agent orchestrator that runs on mobile — a true personal assistant, with privacy and security by design, because it runs on your device. Same codebase, same capabilities, everywhere.
Why C++?
Because native means fast startup, low memory, no dependencies, and true portability. The entire platform — web panel, project templates, built-in skills — is compiled into the binary. You deploy one file and it just works.
What can it do?
- Multi-agent — run multiple agents with independent models, tools, and workspaces
- Real-time task board — track every agent task live, with full history and status
- Web control panel — configure agents, providers, credentials, and skills from the browser
- Skills system — extend agent capabilities with simple Markdown files
- Browser automation — agents can navigate, click, type, screenshot, and extract data from web pages
- Multi-provider — Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Grok, OpenRouter, DeepSeek, Kimi, and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
- Scheduler — cron expressions, intervals, and one-shot tasks with full board tracking
- Subagents — agents can spawn child agents for parallel work
- Memory — persistent memory with search-based recall across sessions
- File management — read, write, search, and organize files within sandboxed workspaces
- MCP Server — expose agents via the Model Context Protocol for use with Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and other MCP clients
- MCP Client — connect to external MCP servers to use their tools and resources
- Secure — sandboxed workspaces, JWT auth, tool policy per agent, hook system for custom rules
Screenshots
See screenshots for some platforms running IonClaw.
Quick Start
Requirements: CMake 3.20+, C++17 compiler, Node.js 18+ (for web client).
git clone https://github.com/ionclaw-org/ionclaw.git
cd ionclaw
make setup-web
make build-web
make build
make install
Then initialize and start a project:
ionclaw-server init /path/to/your/project
ionclaw-server start --project /path/to/your/project
Open http://localhost:8080 in your browser. The web panel is served automatically.
Documentation
- About IonClaw — Overview, advantages, and audience
- How It Works — Complete execution flow from message to response
- Architecture — System design and components
- Installation — Homebrew, build from source, Docker, and cloud deploy
- Build — Build system and Makefile targets
- Configuration — Full config.yml reference
- Custom Providers — Ollama, LM Studio, MiniMax, and other OpenAI-compatible providers
- Flutter — Flutter app, release builds, and signing
- Skills — Creating and managing skills
- Tools — Built-in tools reference
- MCP — MCP Server and Client (Model Context Protocol)
- Image Generation — Provider-specific image generation and editing
- Docker — Docker build, run, and compose
- Deploy — One-click deploy to cloud platforms
Token
IonClaw has a community token on Solana via pump.fun:
CA: H88xMt2eK9TXB8cgA9ZCX7j4oMehbnGATFaHxNdHpump
License
MIT — see LICENSE for details.
Links
- GitHub · Issues · Discussions
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