Clawmates: OpenClaw, but for Teams

A new project has emerged from the OpenClaw community that addresses a common pain point: running AI agents for entire teams, not just individuals.
The challenge is familiar to many OpenClaw power users. OpenClaw's multi-agent architecture was designed with a single operator in mind — one person managing multiple personas (a work agent, a home agent, etc.) through one gateway. But what if you want each team member to have their own dedicated AI agent with their own workspace, their own Telegram bot, and their own sessions?
That's exactly what Clawmates solves.
According to the announcement on Reddit, a team of 5 users spent two weeks loving OpenClaw before hitting this wall. Their solution: a single command deployment that gives every team member their own AI agent, with shared knowledge bases, cost visibility across the team, and admin controls.
Key features include:
- Individual workspaces and sessions per user
- Shared knowledge across the team
- Cost tracking and visibility
- Administrative controls for team leads
The project is available at clawmates.io and the creators are offering free trials for teams who want to test it.
This is a significant development for OpenClaw's ecosystem, demonstrating how the platform is being extended for enterprise and team use cases beyond its original single-user design.
📖 Read the full source: Reddit
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