TrustClaw

What is TrustClaw?

TrustClaw is an open-source personal AI assistant from Composio that is built to run around the clock and handle recurring work. You chat with Claude through a Next.js dashboard or a Telegram bot, and the agent keeps long-term memory in Postgres with pgvector. Three layers of context management, pruning, memory flush and summarization compaction, let a conversation run indefinitely. Tool access comes from more than 1,000 Composio integrations, including Gmail, GitHub, Slack, Notion, Linear and Stripe, gated by the accounts you connect over OAuth, so raw API keys are not handed to the agent. Each action runs in an isolated remote sandbox rather than on your laptop, and cron-scheduled runs handle repeat tasks. You can deploy your own copy to Vercel with one command, and LLM calls route through the Vercel AI Gateway, so no separate Anthropic or OpenAI key is needed. TrustClaw is MIT licensed; you need a free Composio API key and pay for hosting and model usage.

Use cases

• Run a personal AI assistant on Telegram
• Schedule recurring tasks with cron
• Connect Gmail, GitHub and Slack over OAuth
• Keep long-term memory across chats
• Deploy a self-hosted agent on Vercel
• Audit what an agent did with action logs

Who it's for

• Developers
• Self-hosters
• Power users
• AI agent builders

Why use TrustClaw

• OAuth-brokered access keeps passwords and raw API keys out of the agent.
• Remote sandboxes mean tool calls do not run shell commands on your own machine.
• A single deploy command gets a working instance on Vercel in minutes.
• MIT license and full source let you change how the agent behaves.

TrustClaw features

• Chat from a Next.js dashboard or a Telegram bot
• Long-term memory on Postgres and pgvector
• Three-layer context management for long conversations
• 1,000+ Composio tool integrations through OAuth
• Sandboxed remote execution for every action
• Cron-scheduled agent runs
• Redis-backed per-user rate limiting
• Username and password login through Better Auth
• One-command deployment to Vercel with a CLI

TrustClaw integrations

• Composio
• Gmail
• GitHub
• Slack
• Notion
• Linear
• Stripe
• HubSpot
• Telegram
• Vercel
• Postgres

How to get started with TrustClaw

1. Get a free Composio API key and log in to Vercel and GitHub.
2. Run npx @composio/trustclaw deploy, or use the Vercel template, to create your own instance.
3. Sign in to the dashboard and connect the apps you want the agent to use through OAuth.
4. Chat on the web or through a Telegram bot, and ask for tasks or schedule recurring ones.
5. Review the action log and revoke any connection when you no longer need it.

TrustClaw limitations

• On the Vercel Hobby plan, cron jobs run at most once daily and functions are capped at 300 seconds
• You need a Vercel account, a GitHub account and a free Composio API key to deploy
• Public instances should add monthly per-user caps or invite-only signup to control costs
• Requires Postgres with pgvector, with Redis optional

TrustClaw pricing

TrustClaw is open source, so you can use and self-host it for free.

Prices can change and may vary by country or exclude tax. Check the official pricing page.

TrustClaw alternatives

The main TrustClaw alternatives listed on Debuly are OpenClaw, Lindy, n8n, Manus, nanobot and OpenHuman. The table compares pricing and platforms; order is A–Z.

1. 

   Lindy

   AI teammate that handles email, scheduling, meetings and recurring routines across 1,500+ apps, with credit-based pricing.

   Automation and agentsProductivityChat assistants
   Free trialVisit Lindy (official site)
2. 

   Manus

   General AI agent that carries out multi-step tasks such as research, slides, websites and design from a single prompt.

   Automation and agentsChat assistantsProductivity
   FreemiumVisit Manus (official site)
3. 

   n8n

   Workflow automation platform with a visual builder, code steps and AI agents, available as n8n Cloud or self-hosted.

   Automation and agentsDeveloper platforms
   FreemiumVisit n8n (official site)
4. 

   nanobot

   Open-source, lightweight AI agent you run yourself, with a web UI, MCP tools, memory, automations and chat app channels.

   Automation and agentsDeveloper platformsChat assistants
   Open sourceVisit nanobot (official site)
5. 

   OpenClaw

   Open-source personal AI assistant that runs on your own devices and takes actions for you through WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord and other chat apps.

   Automation and agentsChat assistantsProductivity
   Open sourceVisit OpenClaw (official site)
6. 

   OpenHuman

   Free open-source personal AI desktop app with local memory, app integrations and a workflow engine to orchestrate agents

   Automation and agentsProductivityDeveloper platforms
   FreemiumVisit OpenHuman (official site)

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