SeekClaw Documentation

SeekClaw is a local-first, extensible general-purpose AI Agent Runtime built on .NET 10 with a Runtime First, event-driven architecture. It can reason toward a goal and use local tools, the web, MCP, and Skills to finish real work. Windows Desktop and CLI share the same Runtime, configuration, tools, and session data.

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What SeekClaw provides today

Capability	Description
Desktop and CLI clients	Desktop provides project navigation, global tasks, archives, model settings, Git, and terminal shortcuts. CLI retains the full terminal and administration workflow.
Project and global tasks	Project tasks connect files, terminals, Git, and dedicated Memory. Directory-free global tasks support research, writing, knowledge work, and everyday tasks.
Providers and routing	Supports Anthropic and OpenAI wire protocols plus OpenAI-compatible services such as Google, OpenRouter, Ollama, MiMo, and LM Studio.
Tools, Skills, and MCP	Includes file, search, shell, and web tools and can be extended with Skills and stdio / SSE MCP servers.
Session and workspace state	Sessions are stored per workspace as JSONL and can be resumed, archived, or removed. Project metadata is isolated under `.seekclaw/`.
Verification and repair	Code changes can trigger checks for .NET, Node, Rust, Go, Python, and other projects, with failures returned to the Agent for repair.
Diagnostics and usage	Desktop and CLI inspect Runtime and Provider health; Desktop also aggregates calls, tokens, latency, and cost.

Choose a client

Desktop

Best for everyday graphical use. The release folder includes a self-contained Runtime. Launching SeekClaw.exe connects to or starts the Daemon automatically, and end users do not need .NET installed.

CLI

Best for terminal workflows, scripted administration, and Runtime debugging. Running from source requires the .NET 10 SDK.

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License

SeekClaw is available under the MIT License. Source code is hosted on GitHub.