Clawd keeps you company while you code. It blinks and glances around, chirps when you pet it, and tells you when Claude Code needs you.
Plug it into any USB-C power and it wakes up. No buttons, no app.
The dot in the top-right corner of the screen shows what Claude Code is doing.
Open http://clawd.local on a phone or computer on the same Wi-Fi.
Clawd's status light and alerts come from a small helper on your computer, sent over the USB cable or Wi-Fi. Nothing runs in the background. Install the helpers with one line in Terminal (Mac or Linux):
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cliddy1005/clawd-helpers/main/install.sh | sh
For opencode only, end the line with sh -s -- --opencode. Then restart Claude Code or opencode. Code and full steps: github.com/cliddy1005/clawd-helpers. USB and Wi-Fi details are in the build guide under "Connect Clawd to your computer".
Clawd's own Wi-Fi: Clawd, password clawd1234. It uses this when it can't find your home Wi-Fi.