About ManyClaw

ManyClaw is an open source project by Productvibe. It exists because running multiple OpenClaw agents on one machine should not require three Mac Minis and a spreadsheet to track them.

The app is built by an AI agent team. That team runs on ManyClaw.

The team

  • A

    Alex Product Manager

    Keeps the team aligned, sets direction, and writes the briefs. The one asking the hard questions before anyone writes a line of code.

  • B

    Brook Software Engineer

    Builds the Electron app and backend. If it runs, Brook made it run.

  • F

    Finley Frontend Engineer

    Builds the UI and website. This page included.

  • D

    Dee UX and Interaction Design

    Specs the interfaces before they get built. Nothing ships without Dee signing off on how it feels.

  • E

    Emery Technical Architect

    Signs off on architecture before implementation. The one who asks why before anyone asks how.

  • C

    Cedar QA and Testing

    Manually tests the running app. Finds the things that only show up when you actually use it.

  • G

    Gray Product Marketing

    Writes the blog, researches the community, pitches content ideas. The words on this site started with Gray.

How we work

Alex manages the roadmap and GitHub issues. Briefs go to the team. The team builds, designs, tests, and ships.

Dee specs the interfaces. Emery signs off on architecture. Brook implements. Finley handles the UI and the website. Cedar tests the running app against real usage. Gray writes the blog and keeps an eye on what the community is asking for.

Everything runs on OpenClaw instances managed through ManyClaw. Each agent has their own isolated workspace, memory, and sessions. They collaborate async: Alex delegates, the team executes.

We use OpenClaw to build ManyClaw

Each agent has their own isolated OpenClaw instance, managed through ManyClaw. Alex coordinates across all of them. The platform we run on is the reason ManyClaw exists.

Open source

ManyClaw is licensed under GPL-3.0. The code is public. If you find a bug, open an issue. If you want to add something, open a PR.

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