The governor for
your Claude fleet
See what your agents cost, control what they run, and steer at high speed — across every repo your Claude works in. We run no code of yours on our infrastructure.
Four governance surfaces,
one product.
You already have Claude doing real work — in Claude Code, in claude.ai sessions, in CI. CloudClawer sits above it as a control plane: connect the repos your agents work in, and govern what they cost, what they run with, what runs on its own, and how far each repo is wired.
From hand-flown to autopilot.
Getting a repo to high autonomy isn't a switch you flip — it's a ladder you climb. Warpis how CloudClawer measures and guides that climb: low warp is hand-flown and reviewed every step; high warp is autonomy you command, with gates that enforce approval. Each repo carries a per-repo checklist of what's wired — and, crucially, what's been verified, not just configured. It's per repo, it takes real time, and we guide you the whole way.
We run no code of yours.
This is the core of the model, so it's worth stating plainly. CloudClawer holds the control plane, not the workload — there is no sandbox to escape and no copy of your runtime on our infrastructure.
Your laptop, claude.ai, your CI. CloudClawer never executes your code or your agent on our infrastructure.
We store and serve the governance data — cost ledgers, prompt configs, routine definitions, warp state — that your agents read from and report into.
A repo is the unit of control: it owns a cost ledger, a prompt configuration, an autonomy level, and a warp checklist. How many repos you govern is what the plans meter.
Built end-to-end around Claude.
CloudClawer is Claude-specific at launch — Claude Code and claude.ai sessions. A governor that understands exactly how Claude works is more useful than a generic one. Support for other agents is on the roadmap, not in the box today.
Free tier is live — govern 2 repos with full controls.
Solo and Team plans coming soon.
CloudClawer is not affiliated with Anthropic. Claude and other AI subscriptions are separate products billed directly by their respective providers.