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PasClaw v0.1.3
PasClaw is an Object Pascal (FPC + Delphi) AI agent framework — a local
gateway, web UI, and CLI for running agentic coding/chat workflows against any
provider. This release ships prebuilt installers and Linux binaries, plus the
new visual workflow builder.
Downloads
| You're on… | Download |
|---|---|
| Windows (x64, incl. Windows-on-ARM) | PasClaw-0.1.3-x64-setup.exe |
| Windows (32-bit) | PasClaw-0.1.3-x86-setup.exe |
| Windows — portable (no installer) | PasClaw-0.1.3-x64-portable.exe · PasClaw-0.1.3-x86-portable.exe |
| Linux (x86-64) | pasclaw-0.1.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz |
| Linux (ARM64) | pasclaw-0.1.3-linux-aarch64.tar.gz |
The Windows installers are self-contained (SQLite linked statically, TLS via
Windows SChannel) and can add pasclaw to your PATH. On Windows-on-ARM the
x64 installer runs via the built-in x64 emulation.
The Linux tarballs bundle OpenSSL 1.0.2 next to the binary so HTTPS works out
of the box; their only runtime dependency is libsqlite3 (apt install libsqlite3-0 if it's missing). Unpack and run ./pasclaw.
Highlights
- Visual workflow builder — chain MCP tools and any configured LLM/Replicate
provider into agent-runnable DAGs, edited on a drag-and-drop canvas in the web
UI or authored by the agent itself. Node inspector forms, live model search,
and per-node async polling included. - Windows installers + Linux builds — a new Inno Setup installer per Windows
arch and from-source FPC Linux tarballs (x86-64 and ARM64), all produced by CI
when a release is published. - Shell-command hardening (GuardFall) — blocks the known bash-obfuscation
bypass classes (quote removal,$IFS, command substitution, decode-and-run
pipelines,rm-equivalent flags) without refusing ordinary dev commands. - Skill authoring — the agent now understands and can author skills even
with none installed. - Concurrency and stability fixes across the gateway (per-session turns, stats
cache race).
First run
pasclaw onboard # configure a provider + workspace
pasclaw serve # start the gateway + web UI
Docs are bundled in each download under docs/, and in the repo README.