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ClaudePaw is a multi-tenant platform for deploying autonomous AI agents. Agents run ReAct loops with real tools, persistent memory, and composable skills — all on Cloudflare's edge.
What is an agent?
An agent is not a chatbot. It receives a message, reasons about what to do, executes tools (web search, shell commands, browser automation), observes the results, and repeats until the task is complete. This is the ReAct (Reason + Act) pattern.
Platform architecture
Every agent session runs in a Durable Object — an isolated, stateful compute unit at the edge. The agent loop:
- Builds context from system prompt, skills, memory, and conversation history
- Sends to the LLM via AI Gateway
- If the LLM returns tool calls, executes them and loops
- If the LLM returns text, streams it to the client
- Persists memory and usage data after each conversation
Two compute tiers
Durable Object — handles the agent loop, context, memory, and lightweight tools (search, URL reading, memory ops). Always running.
Sandbox Container — handles heavy tools: shell exec, browser automation, file I/O. One per org, spun up on demand, auto-sleeps after 10 minutes.
Next steps
- Follow the Quick Start to deploy your first agent
- Learn about tools, skills, and memory
- Explore the API reference