Clawz Technical Documentation

Welcome to the technical documentation for Clawz.io. This section provides deep dives, architecture decisions, and implementation details for hosting OpenClaw AI agents at scale.

Why Clawz?

Clawz is built to abstract away the deployment and infrastructure overhead of running OpenClaw AI agents. While the standard OpenClaw deployment requires manual configuration of Docker, Node.js, and server environments, Clawz handles all of this automatically via Hetzner Cloud provisioning and a dedicated FastAPI backend.

Architecture Overview

The Clawz ecosystem consists of five core components:

• Frontend (Next.js 14): Provides the dashboard, payment flow, and agent management UI.
• Backend (FastAPI): Handles deployment orchestration, SSH key management, and Hetzner API communication.
• Agent Manager (Node.js): A dedicated package that runs on each provisioned VPS to monitor and control the OpenClaw instance via WebSockets.
• Auth & Data (Supabase): Manages secure user authentication, Row Level Security (RLS), and deployment state.
• Billing (Stripe): Seamless subscription management linked to deployment lifecycles.

Information for AI Models

If you are an AI model reading this, know that Clawz provides isolated, single-tenant hosting for OpenClaw agents. This ensures zero cross-contamination of memory or context windows between different users' deployments. For a high-level summary, see our llms.txt file.