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Your personal AI workforce — running on the hardware you already own.
ClawSandbox lets you deploy and manage a fleet of isolated OpenClaw instances on a single machine. No cloud bills, no new hardware, no SaaS subscriptions — only the resources you already have.
If you have a Mac with Apple Silicon (or any Linux machine), you can spin up an entire OpenClaw fleet in minutes and connect each instance to the messaging platforms you already use.
- Multiple AI assistants running simultaneously, each with its own LLM provider and messaging channel
- Full isolation — every instance runs in its own Docker container with a dedicated desktop
- Zero extra cost — the only ongoing expense is LLM API usage (and some providers offer free tiers)
- Web Dashboard — manage everything from your browser
| Step | What to do | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | [[Install ClawSandbox | Getting-Started#1-install]] |
| 2 | [[Launch the Dashboard | Getting-Started#2-launch-the-dashboard]] |
| 3 | [[Build the sandbox image | Getting-Started#3-build-the-image]] |
| 4 | [[Add an LLM provider | Getting-Started#4-add-an-llm-provider]] |
| 5 | [[Create and configure an instance | Getting-Started#5-create-and-configure-your-first-instance]] |
- Getting Started — prerequisites, install, first instance end-to-end
- Dashboard Guide — sidebar navigation, asset management, fleet management, image management
- Anthropic (Claude) — Claude Sonnet, Haiku
- OpenAI (GPT) — GPT-4o, o3-mini
- Google (Gemini) — Gemini 2.0 Flash, Gemini 2.5 Pro
- DeepSeek — DeepSeek Chat, DeepSeek Reasoner
- CLI Reference — every command with examples
- FAQ — common issues and solutions
ClawFleet Wiki
Runtimes
LLM Providers
Messaging Channels
Reference