OpenClaw 中文网

OpenClaw 中文网 presents OpenClaw as an open-source AI assistant that “actually does things.” The site describes it as a personal AI agent for tasks such as cleaning inboxes, sending email, managing calendars, and automated check-ins, and it frames the product as something that runs on the user’s own computer. It is described as supporting Mac, Windows, and Linux.

The core feature set includes chat-based operation through WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, Slack, Signal, iMessage, and other messaging applications, with use in both private and group chats. OpenClaw also includes persistent memory for user preferences and context, browser control for browsing pages, filling forms, and extracting data from websites, and full system access that can read and write files, run shell commands, and execute scripts. The user can choose either full access or sandboxed isolation.

The site also lists skills and plugins, saying users can use community skills or build their own, and that the system can even create new skills autonomously. A separate section lists integrations including Claude, GPT, Spotify, Hue, Obsidian, Twitter, Browser, Gmail, and GitHub, alongside a note that there are 50+ integrations. The page also mentions a collaboration with VirusTotal for Skill security.

Delivery is described through a quick start section that includes a one-line install script and a global npm install command, plus a beta menu-bar app for macOS that works with the CLI. The page says one-click installation is available for macOS, Windows, and Linux, and that the installer automatically installs Node.js and required dependencies. It also notes that a macOS menu-bar app requires macOS 15+ and is a universal binary. The project is presented as open source and self-hosted, built by Peter Steinberger and the community, and the page says it is independent and unrelated to Anthropic.