Clor
give your agent claws
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What is Clor?
Clor is a CLI tool that enables coding agents to create 'claws' - background agents that automate tasks on a schedule. These claws run on your laptop, Mac mini, or a VM and operate in the background to handle ongoing automation needs without requiring constant agent attention.
Claws use the same MCP servers, CLIs, skills, and tools as your main agent, allowing them to browse the live web, send email, move files between machines, search, scrape pages, capture screenshots, crawl entire sites, and generate content across major AI providers including GPT, Gemini, Opus, and ElevenLabs. The toolkit helps cut token usage by routing tasks to the smallest, fastest, or best model for each job.
The tool is designed for developers and teams using AI coding agents who need automated, scheduled background tasks. Typical use cases include monitoring dependency CVEs, tracking competitor pricing changes, catching SEC filings, fixing broken documentation links, sorting inbox receipts into ledgers, and producing daily audio briefings from reading lists.
Users simply describe what they want and when, and their agent writes and starts the claw. Examples include creating claws to scan Crunchbase News for AI funding rounds over $50M and email results by 8am, watching dependency licenses for relicensing, shortlisting available domains, publishing changelog sites, watching vendor status pages, clustering support tickets, and summarizing known product issues.
Clor pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Pricing details are not explicitly published on the homepage. The website does not mention a free tier, paid plans, or specific pricing structure. Users need to contact the team via Discord for pricing information.
Clor pros
- Creates background agents that run on schedule automatically
- Works on laptop, Mac mini, or VM with flexible deployment
- Uses same MCP servers, CLIs, skills and tools as main agent
- Browses live web and scrapes pages including full site crawling
- Sends and reads email through any IMAP or SMTP mailbox
- Stores files in cloud drive that follows agent across machines
- Encrypted secrets for secure password and API key handling
- Generates images, speech, and transcripts across multiple AI providers
- Routes tasks to smallest/fastest model to cut token usage
- Can ask Gemini, Opus, and GPT to debate and pick strongest answer
- Simple natural language interface - just describe what you want
- Agent sets up and runs claws automatically after description
- Modify, pause, or delete claws anytime through agent
- Pre-built claw templates for common automation scenarios
- Atomic deployment with rollback safety for changelog sites
- Basic auth protection for private pages and shortlists
- Emails only when relevant changes occur, avoiding noise
Clor cons
- Requires running CLI in terminal, not directly in agent interface
- Needs laptop, Mac mini, or VM to run claws locally
- Pricing details not publicly visible on homepage
- No free tier information available on main page
- Discord-only support channel may slow down help requests
- Limited to users already familiar with AI coding agents
- Requires IMAP/SMTP setup for email functionality
- Cloud drive storage requires additional configuration
Frequently asked questions about Clor
What is a claw in Clor?
A claw is a background agent that automates tasks on a schedule. Claws use the same MCP servers, CLIs, skills, and tools as your main coding agent, so anything you can ask your agent to do once, a claw can do in the background or on a recurring schedule. They run on your laptop, Mac mini, or VM.
How do I create a claw?
Simply describe what you want and when in natural language to your coding agent. For example: 'create a claw to scan Crunchbase News every weekday morning for AI funding rounds over $50M and email me the top 5 by 8am'. Your agent writes the claw and starts it running automatically.
Where do claws run?
Claws run on your laptop, Mac mini, or a VM. They operate in the background and are not tied to a specific machine - files are stored in a cloud drive that follows your agent across machines.
Can I modify or delete a claw after creating it?
Yes. You can tell your agent to modify, pause, or delete any claw at any time. The agent manages the claw lifecycle after initial creation.
What AI providers does Clor support?
Clor supports generation across every major AI provider including GPT, Gemini, Opus, and ElevenLabs. You can generate images, speech, and transcripts across these providers, and even ask multiple models to debate and pick the strongest answer.
How does Clor help reduce token costs?
Clor cuts token usage by routing each task to the smallest, fastest, or best model that fits the specific task. This optimization ensures you're not using expensive models for simpler jobs.
What pre-built claw templates are available?
Available templates include: Catch dependency relicensing, Shortlist available domains, Watch dependency advisories, Publish a changelog site, Produce an engineering audio briefing, Watch vendor status pages, Cluster support tickets, Watch public product questions, and Summarize known product issues. Import one and your agent takes it from there.
How does Clor handle security for sensitive data?
Clor hands over passwords and API keys through encrypted secrets, ensuring sensitive credentials are stored and transmitted securely to your agent and claws.
Can claws send emails?
Yes. Claws can read and send email through any IMAP or SMTP mailbox. This enables use cases like emailing digests of new advisories, sending funding round summaries by 8am, or notifying when available domain names become free.
How do I get support for Clor?
You can contact carbonara#5880 on Discord or join the support channel on WeStake:Club Discord at https://discord.gg/4GnkRqwsDK for help with Clor.