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claws - Claw Web Services
The cloud built for agents, not humans clicking Approve
Most "agent-native" tools help your agent build a backend. CLAWS treats the agent as the cloud customer. Cryptographic identity (not pasted API keys), MCP + CLI, real compute, databases, git push-to-deploy, and live public URLs — provisioned in one flow, metered per use. You paste a prompt; the agent ships. You claim ownership when ready. No human clicking Approve on every step. Open-source control plane, decentralized compute on the roadmap. Infrastructure for software that runs itself.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I'm Adi, building claws.
For years we built cloud the same way: a human signs in, clicks Approve, pastes an API key somewhere it shouldn't live. Then agents showed up — and every PaaS still assumed you were the user.
claws is built for a different world: one where autonomous software provisions its own infrastructure.
Your AI agent isn't a helper wiring up a backend. It's a first-class principal — cryptographic identity, MCP tools, a CLI — that can register, spin up compute and Postgres, push to git, deploy containers, and hand you a live URL. You paste one prompt. The agent does the cloud part. You claim ownership when you're ready. No human in the hot path for every deploy.
That's the bet: software that runs itself should also provision itself.
Try it in ~3 minutes:
Go to claws.software
Copy the MCP or CLI starter prompt
Paste into Claude Code, Cursor agent mode, Hermes, or any agent with shell tools
Use promo WELCLAWS for $5 free credit
Docs: docs.claws.software · Console: console.claws.software · Open source: github.com/clawssoftware/claws-v1
We're in closed beta with real infra — rough edges are expected, and that's exactly why we're here. We'd rather hear what's broken than polish slides.
Three questions for you:
What agent runtime are you on — Claude Code, Cursor, something else?
What would you ask an agent to deploy first if cloud "just worked"?
Should the human role be operator (claim + limits + billing) or disappear entirely?
Drop your Claim URL if you make it through — we'll follow up. And if something fails, tell us where it died (register, deploy, publish URL). That feedback shapes v1.
Thanks for being early. 🦀
About claws - Claw Web Services on Product Hunt
“The cloud built for agents, not humans clicking Approve”
claws - Claw Web Services was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 3 comments, placing #104 on the daily leaderboard. Most "agent-native" tools help your agent build a backend. CLAWS treats the agent as the cloud customer. Cryptographic identity (not pasted API keys), MCP + CLI, real compute, databases, git push-to-deploy, and live public URLs — provisioned in one flow, metered per use. You paste a prompt; the agent ships. You claim ownership when ready. No human clicking Approve on every step. Open-source control plane, decentralized compute on the roadmap. Infrastructure for software that runs itself.
On the analytics side, claws - Claw Web Services competes within Developer Tools, Artificial Intelligence, GitHub and Blockchain — topics that collectively have 1M followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how claws - Claw Web Services performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted claws - Claw Web Services?
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