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@kodelyth/klaw

v2026.6.11

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KLAW — a continuously learning, autonomous AI assistant platform by Kodelyth

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Klaw

Your personal AI assistant — by Kodelyth

Klaw is a continuously learning, autonomous AI assistant platform. It connects to messaging channels (Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Matrix, and more), runs locally on your machine, and gets smarter over time through a compound memory stack and a growing library of self-authored skills.

  • Multi-channel. One Klaw process serves Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage (via BlueBubbles), Matrix, Microsoft Teams, Google Chat, Signal, and more.
  • Multi-provider. Wire it to OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Groq, Mistral, Z.AI, OpenRouter, Cerebras, DeepSeek, Together, Ollama, LM Studio, and others.
  • Self-improving. Every successful conversation can become a reusable skill. Repeated failures cluster into "never do this again" warnings.
  • Local first. Runs as a gateway process on your own machine. Your data stays with you.

Docs live at klaw.kodelyth.com.

Install

npm install -g @kodelyth/klaw
klaw onboard       # guided setup for gateway, workspace, auth, channels

Requires Node 22.19+ (Node 24 recommended).

Quick start

klaw setup            # initialize config + workspace
klaw configure        # walk through models, gateway, channels, plugins
klaw gateway          # start the gateway service
klaw chat             # open a local terminal UI

Common commands:

klaw status           # gateway, channels, models, recent sessions
klaw doctor           # diagnose and repair config / channel / plugin issues
klaw channels add     # add a messaging channel
klaw plugins list     # browse enabled plugins
klaw skills list      # browse the skill library

What's inside

Klaw is split into four runtime layers:

| Layer | Purpose | | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | Gateway | WebSocket service that owns auth, routing, and message I/O | | Agents | LLM-backed runtime that handles each turn | | Channels | Plugins that connect to Discord, Slack, Telegram, etc. | | Plugins | Extensions for providers, tools, hooks, and capabilities |

The Kodelyth-specific brain layer adds:

| Module | Role | | ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | | Compound memory | 9-store SQLite stack (atomic, semantic, episodic, fade, …) | | Skill forge | Auto-author skills from successful workflows | | User model | Per-user style + task profile, persisted across sessions | | Failure mining | Cluster repeated mistakes into anti-skills | | Reply reflection | Per-turn self-critique feeding the failure log | | Heartbeat curator | Idle-time background memory curation | | Session bridge | "Where we left off" cross-session digest | | Intent router + planner | Route requests to the right agent / skill | | Scheduler | Cron-style background jobs |

Skills

Skills live under klaw-skills/, one directory per skill, each with a SKILL.md describing when to activate. Klaw discovers them at runtime, so adding a new skill is as simple as creating a directory.

Klaw also writes its own skills: after a successful multi-step session, it distills the workflow into a SKILL.md and saves it for next time. Existing skills get a SKILL.proposed.md for diff review.

Browse the library:

klaw skills list

Plugins

Plugins extend Klaw with channels, providers, tools, hooks, and capabilities. The official catalog ships with the npm package; install third-party plugins with:

klaw plugins install <package-name>

Memory

Klaw's memory stack runs locally in SQLite + (optionally) a vector index. Memory is captured automatically from successful sessions, semantically indexed, and recalled on relevant turns. You can also browse and reindex manually:

klaw memory status
klaw memory search "deployment notes"
klaw memory index --force

Build from source

git clone https://github.com/kodelyth/klaw.git
cd klaw
pnpm install
pnpm build
node klaw.mjs --version

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development workflow and AGENTS.md for the in-repo policy that AI tooling reads.

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License

MIT — see LICENSE.