IronClaw

About IronClaw

IronClaw is an open-source personal AI agent built by the NEAR Foundation whose distinguishing claim is where the secrets live. The agent runs inside a Trusted Execution Environment — deployable in one click on NEAR AI Cloud or self-hosted locally — and credentials go into an encrypted vault that injects them into outbound requests against an allowlist, so the model itself never sees the raw API key, token or password. That design directly targets the failure mode that makes people wary of handing an agent their inbox and their cloud accounts: a prompt injection that convinces the model to exfiltrate whatever credentials it can read. The runtime is Rust, and the site publishes the vault and enclave code paths rather than only describing them. Functionally it is a general assistant with connectors for Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets and Slides, GitHub, Slack, Telegram, Signal, Discord, Linear and web search, plus arbitrary MCP servers, and it builds new tools and connectors on the fly when asked instead of requiring a pre-built integration. The published recipes are the ordinary-but-useful kind — morning inbox triage into Action/FYI/Ignore with drafted replies, a daily briefing, meeting prep ten minutes ahead, keyword monitoring across Hacker News and the web, deployment health checks, GitHub release summaries, invoice parsing into a spreadsheet.

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