import { CodeAgent } from '@devclaw/core'; const system = new CodeAgent({ mode: "autonomous" }); // analyzing workspace architecture...
import { CodeAgent } from '@devclaw/core'; const system = new CodeAgent({ mode: "autonomous" }); // analyzing workspace architecture...
## DevClaw Terminal Instance ## DevClaw v2026.4.1 initialized. git add . && git commit -m "AI applied architecture refactor"
## DevClaw Terminal Instance ## DevClaw v2026.4.1 initialized. git add . && git commit -m "AI applied architecture refactor"
function blockCopilot() { return true; } // Loading local Generative Model... try { await executeWorkflow("T3 Stack Migration"); } catch(e) { autoFix(e); }
function blockCopilot() { return true; } // Loading local Generative Model... try { await executeWorkflow("T3 Stack Migration"); } catch(e) { autoFix(e); }
{ "quality": "stable", "nameShort": "DevClaw", "dataFolder": ".devclaw" } // Your data, your control.
{ "quality": "stable", "nameShort": "DevClaw", "dataFolder": ".devclaw" } // Your data, your control.

Built for agents.
Open source.
Yours.

DevClaw is the AI that actually does things. Here's how.

Autonomous Agents

AI agents that work while you sleep.

DevClaw runs autonomous agents inside your IDE — they read your codebase, plan changes, write code, run tests, and ship. You're the architect; they're the crew.

Native Performance

Built on VSCode, not bolted on.

DevClaw is a native fork of VSCode. Every extension you love still works, every shortcut still fires, and the AI runs where you already work — not in a cramped sidebar chat window.

Your Data, Your Control

Local models or your own AI. No lock-in.

Run DevClaw with local models, your own OpenAI/Anthropic keys, or a custom endpoint. No telemetry leaves your machine unless you send it. No vendor can pull the rug.

Open Source

Free to use, free to modify, free to fork.

DevClaw is open source under a permissive license. Read the code, file issues, send PRs, build plugins. The roadmap is on GitHub, not behind a login wall.