TrustClaw is a self-hostable personal AI agent that connects conversational access, persistent memory, and external tool use into one assistant workflow. It is built for users who want their own AI agent rather than a fully hosted platform, making it easier to run, inspect, and adapt the system for personal or technical needs. The project uses vector memory so the assistant can retain and retrieve useful context across interactions. It also integrates Composio tools, giving the agent access to third-party actions and services through a broader tool ecosystem. Telegram support makes the assistant reachable from a familiar messaging interface instead of only through a terminal or web app. Overall, it is aimed at developers and power users who want a customizable, always-available personal assistant with memory, tools, and self-hosted control.
Features
- Self-hostable personal AI agent
- Vector-based persistent memory
- Composio tool integration
- Telegram messaging interface
- TypeScript-based implementation
- MIT licensed open-source project