Introducing Claworc — Open-Source AI Agent Fleet Orchestrator
We're open-sourcing Claworc, a self-hosted dashboard for running and managing multiple OpenClaw AI agent instances from a single control plane.
We’re excited to open-source Claworc — the OpenClaw orchestrator.
The problem
Section titled “The problem”Running one OpenClaw instance is easy. Running ten is a spreadsheet nightmare: which container is on which machine, who has access, which API keys go where, how do you rotate credentials without disrupting running agents?
Claworc solves this by giving every agent its own isolated environment while you manage the whole fleet from one dashboard.
What Claworc does
Section titled “What Claworc does”Each agent instance gets:
- A dedicated browser (Chrome, Chromium, or Brave) with VNC access
- A full terminal, also accessible via VNC
- Persistent storage that survives container restarts
- Its own virtual API key through the built-in LLM gateway
You manage all of it from a single web UI: create, start, stop, restart, and delete instances; stream live logs; open an SSH terminal; edit the OpenClaw config; set CPU and memory limits.
Security first
Section titled “Security first”Claworc was designed for teams from day one. Role-based access control keeps users limited to their own instances. API keys are encrypted at rest. All instance access goes through SSH tunnels — no agent ports need to be exposed. Passkey (WebAuthn) support is built in alongside password auth.
Get started
Section titled “Get started”Claworc runs on Docker or Kubernetes. The control plane is a single 20 MB binary.
curl -fsSL https://claworc.com/install.sh | bashRead the quickstart guide to run your first agent fleet in under five minutes.