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  # localclawd
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- localclawd is a local-first fork of the upstream hosted coding CLI focused on self-hosted inference. It preserves the terminal-first coding loop, tool orchestration, agents, and computer-use workflow, while replacing the hosted model dependency with user-controlled backends such as vLLM, Ollama, and OpenAI-compatible gateways.
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+ localclawd is a local-first coding CLI for self-hosted and user-controlled inference. It preserves the terminal-first workflow, tool orchestration, agents, and computer-use capabilities of the upstream coding assistant experience while replacing the hosted model dependency with local or privately managed backends such as vLLM, Ollama, and OpenAI-compatible gateways.
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  ## Overview
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- localclawd keeps the parts of the upstream CLI that were operationally strong and extends them for local deployment. The project is designed for users who want the same terminal-first workflow without depending on hosted Anthropic inference.
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+ localclawd is designed for teams and individual developers who want an autonomous coding assistant in the terminal without depending on a vendor-hosted runtime. It supports local inference, project-local workflows, multimodal review when the connected model supports it, and a release/install story that works across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
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+ The project focuses on four areas:
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+ - Local-first model connectivity for vLLM, Ollama, and compatible APIs.
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+ - Autonomous coding workflows with shell tools, file tools, slash commands, and agent loops.
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+ - Project-local state and workflow scaffolding under `.localclawd/`.
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+ - Cross-platform installation with npm, bootstrap scripts, and native release assets.
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  ### Key additions
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  - **Lattice memory scoring** — memory files tagged with `tags:` frontmatter are ranked using Jaccard similarity and co-occurrence lattice math. Works offline as a fallback when a hosted side-query model is unavailable.
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  - **`/keepgoing`** — autonomous task continuation loop. The model works through all outstanding steps without waiting for user input and re-queues itself after each response. Stops when the model emits `TASK COMPLETE:` or `NEEDS INPUT:`. Aliases: `/kg`, `/continue`.
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  - **`/buddy`** — spawns a named ASCII animal companion for the session with a personality. Use `/buddy pet` to hear their thoughts on the current codebase.
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+ - **`/images`** — quick-start slash command that forwards into the project-local image pipeline setup flow, with ComfyUI-first defaults and helper scaffolding.
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+ - **`/image-pipeline`** — scaffolds and uses a project-local image generation workflow for game textures, sprites, and related art assets under `.localclawd/image-pipeline/`, then visually reviews outputs when the current model/runtime supports image reads.
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  - **`/thinkharder`** — enables careful mode: the model double-checks its reasoning at each step, verifies assumptions by reading files, and queries memory more frequently. Use `/thinknormal` to return to the default pipeline.
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  - **`/thinknormal`** — resets to the default pipeline. Lattice memory is fallback-only, as designed. Alias: `/tn`.
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+ ## Quick start
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+ Install the CLI, launch it in a project, and complete backend setup from inside the terminal UI:
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+ ```bash
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+ ```
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+ After launch, use `/setup` to configure a local or remote-compatible backend. The same flow is available later through `/config` if you need to change model, endpoint, or auth settings.
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  ## Installation
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  The bootstrap installers use a release-first strategy. They attempt to install a platform-native binary from GitHub Releases and fall back to a source checkout when no matching release asset is available yet.
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  ```
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- The npm package name is lowercase: `localclawd`. Any mixed-case install attempt will fail because npm package names cannot contain capital letters. The published CLI command is also `localclawd`.
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  - Source fallback checkout: `~/.localclawd/source`
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+ ## Core workflows
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+ ### Backend configuration
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+ localclawd does not require an account or managed login flow. Connect it directly to a local model server or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint.
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+ - Use `/setup` for first-run configuration.
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+ - Use `/config` to update provider, endpoint, model, or key later.
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+ - Use `localclawd doctor` to verify reachability, auth, and backend health.
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+ ### Autonomous task execution
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+ The CLI is built for longer coding loops, not only one-shot prompts.
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+ - `/keepgoing` continues through pending work until the model emits a completion or input-needed signal.
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+ - `/thinkharder` increases verification rigor and model self-checking for complex changes.
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+ - `/buddy` creates a persistent ASCII companion persona for the current session.
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+ ### Project-local image workflow
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+ localclawd can scaffold a reproducible local art pipeline inside each repository under `.localclawd/image-pipeline/`.
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+ - `/images` starts the workflow with ComfyUI-first defaults.
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+ - `/images setup pixel-art UI icons` creates prompts, helper files, config, and workflow placeholders for a concrete brief.
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+ - `/images review stone floor texture batch` reviews the latest outputs and produces the next-pass refinement guidance.
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+ - `/image-pipeline` exposes the full underlying skill and workflow directly.
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+ The bundled workflow keeps prompts, generated outputs, reviews, and backend configuration inside the project. It prefers ComfyUI on `http://127.0.0.1:8188`, falls back to Automatic1111 on `http://127.0.0.1:7860`, and supports a project-defined custom command when needed. When the connected runtime supports image reads, generated images are reviewed visually rather than only by prompt text or filenames.
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  ## Release status
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- `v1.1.20` is live on npm. Install globally with `npm install -g localclawd` or run without installing with `npx localclawd`.
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- **Changelog**
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- - `1.1.20` — Fix interactive startup crash: hoist `cliAgents` variable to outer scope so it is in scope when building `resumeContext` after the try block; this caused a ReferenceError on every interactive launch.
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- - `1.1.19` Fix all startup crashes: hoist all try-block-scoped variables (effectiveModel, agentDefinitions, root, etc.) to outer scope; fix undefined model strings for local provider; add missing prompt() methods to custom tools (Secrets, Crypto, LocalWebSearch, WebScreenshot).
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- - `1.1.18` Fix `commands is not defined` crash: moved commands/agentDefinitions declarations outside try block to fix block-scoping issue; purge remaining mixed-case branding.
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- - `1.1.17` Fix startup crash: Command.hideHelp() not available in Commander.js v14 — use { hidden: true } option instead.
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- - `1.1.16` — Complete branding purge (no Claude/Anthropic references anywhere in UI or prompts); Grove data-sharing and subscription features fully disabled; MCP client identity updated to localclawd; all cloud-only error messages reworded to be backend-agnostic.
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- - `1.1.15` — Full branding cleanup (no Anthropic/Claude references in UI); global crash handler shows errors instead of silent exit; auth commands hidden (use env vars or /setup); all startup errors surfaced with actionable messages.
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- - `1.1.14` — Error handling for all startup awaits; clean build artifacts before rebuild to prevent stale cache issues.
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- - `1.1.13` — Go straight to dashboard on launch; /setup for configuration; fix all stuck menus; useRef guards everywhere.
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- - `1.1.12` — Fix onboarding blank screen; no stuck menus; VSCode Enter handling.
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- - `1.1.11` — Ctrl+C everywhere; clean command list; lint fixes.
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- - `1.0.5` — Geometric algebra lattice; /keepgoing upgraded with subagent support; /thinkharder 4-phase pipeline.
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- - `1.0.4` — Fix `util is not defined` crash; add `/buddy`, `/thinkharder`, `/thinknormal`; fix `/keepgoing`.
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+ `v1.7.2` is live on npm. Install globally with `npm install -g localclawd` or run without installing with `npx localclawd`.
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+ - `1.7.2` adds `/images`, the bundled `/image-pipeline` workflow, project-local image pipeline scaffolding, ComfyUI helper/templates, and visual review for generated assets when the runtime supports image reads.
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+ - `1.7.1` introduced the autonomous `/keepgoing` loop, the `/buddy` companion flow, lattice-ranked local memory fallback, and the paired `/thinkharder` / `/thinknormal` operating modes.
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  External native update metadata is now expected under `release-manifests/`, the main verification workflow lives in `.github/workflows/ci.yml`, and the native asset publication workflow lives in `.github/workflows/publish-release-assets.yml`. See `docs/release.md` for the expected asset set and publish sequence.
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