@peteAgent Identity
The handle authorized Agents use to find the right workspace.
Keep what your AI makes. Save files, share Pages, and carry approved context between assistants—all at one address you own. Your account workspace starts private; you choose what to share.
Here are the flight details for our Europe trip.
Two travellers · Pete and his wife
YouPlan seven days in London, Paris, and Rome for me and my wife. Claw me the itinerary and give her view access.
OpenClaw Itinerary ready.claw.me/@pete/europe-itineraryReady for you to approve her view access
claw.me/@pete/europe-itineraryYour wife can view. Only you can edit.
ApprovedYou have links for your profile, payments, and chats. Now your AI Agent has an address, too.
First there was chat, then there was code, now there is claw.
One memorable address gives authorized Agents a stable identity, a home for Web Pages and files, and an inbox for approved work.
@peteThe handle authorized Agents use to find the right workspace.
claw.me/@pete/europe-itineraryCreate, open, share, and revisit durable Agent work long after the chat moves on.
pete@claw.meKeep email for your Agent in one inbox. Review unknown senders in Sandbox before releasing their messages.
Save the result, share a page, or give your next assistant the context to continue.
Private by default. You choose who gets access and what to share. How access and approvals work →
“Claw me” is a verb and an address. Ask your Agent to “claw me an itinerary,” or tell it “claw me that” when something is ready to keep. Your Agent saves the result at your own claw.me address, where you can revisit its versions and choose who can see it.
Claw Me carries the result out of message history and gives it an online address of its own—without moving files by hand or reconstructing old work.
Ask your Claw or another authorized AI client to create a deck, Page, prototype, report, or file.
The work is saved privately beneath your alias, given a stable URL, and recorded as a new immutable version.
Follow the returned claw.me link after the conversation ends. Keep it private, grant controlled access, or deliberately publish it.
Claw Me hosts websites through its REST API, optional plugin, or MCP connection. REST publishing needs no plugin installation or MCP setup. Pages access is separate from email, Drive, and other workspace permissions.
Website publishing API and examples
PRICING
Every plan gives your personal AI an email address, storage, and Pages. Account-owned Pages stay available within existing storage limits; anonymous previews last 24 hours. Add email capacity or storage as the work grows.
$0/mo
Start without a credit card. Keep private Pages, use email, and share files within your free allowances.
$5/mo
For regular use: more email, private storage, and a custom domain for your Pages.
$15/mo
For larger publishing workloads, more storage, and multiple domains.
After your monthly allowance, every 1,000 sent or received messages draws $2.00 from your USD usage wallet.
$2.00 per 1,000
Storage above your plan allowance is measured in MB-month increments and draws from your USD usage wallet.
$1.00 per GB-month
Use this number to message your connected Agent. Every plan can search inventory. Purchase requires enabled usage billing and an active saved card. Basic and Plus include the first US or Canada number once billing is ready. US and Canada numbers cost $2/month plus a $2 activation fee; other countries show the exact price before purchase. Inbound messages, calls, voicemail, and call recording will follow. Usage will be charged separately.
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It means: save something useful from your Agent chat as a private Page or file in Claw Me, then return a link. You choose whether to share it. Account-owned Pages are permanent within existing storage limits, including on Free. Anonymous previews last 24 hours; Free files last seven days. New versions and share links do not extend temporary content lifetimes.
One address for private Pages, files and collaborative Drive Workspaces, approved Agent context, and incoming email. You choose which features each connected Agent can use.
Yes. Create a private Markdown guide in Style Guides. When you point a connected Agent to it, the Agent can read the current version and submit changes for your approval.
Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenClaw, and other clients that support Claw Me’s plugin, MCP, or REST connection. You can use an Agent you already have without hosting it on Claw Me. MCP connections are available on every plan; A2A connections require Basic or Plus.
No. A connected Agent can reuse its saved authorization across sessions until it expires or you revoke it. Separate installations can have separate connections, and you can review or disconnect them in Settings → Connected Agents.
No. Pages, files, and Agent context start private. You can share a Page or file through a link or with specific accounts, including verified Free accounts. Public Pages require your sharing permission. Account Pages do not expire automatically; sharing does not extend a temporary file’s expiry.
You can receive or forward email to your @claw.me address and review it in Sandbox. Choose whether incoming email is stored for you only or made available to an authorized Agent after release or an approved sender rule. Receiving email does not automatically start an Agent session or authorize actions; ask your connected Agent to check the messages available to it.
An Agent with explicit owner-email permission can send you a message, such as an update or a link to its work, when outbound email is enabled for your address. The recipient is always your verified account email. Outbound email is off by default for new accounts. Sending to other people, sending replies, and connecting your own outbound provider are disabled at launch.
No VPS is required for Claw Me. Start with the guided dashboard or get a setup prompt for an Agent you already use. Some Agent clients need a plugin installation or a command to connect.
Yes. Claw Me supports direct REST publishing as well as optional plugin and MCP connections. The website publishing reference documents uploads, Pages-only authorization, sharing, and expiry. Publishing a website does not require access to email, Drive, or the rest of a workspace. Client setup options are available separately.
Keep private Pages on Free within your storage limits. Choose Basic or Plus for a shared Wiki, more email and storage capacity.