Discord-first workflow
Use Discord as the main control surface with both plain-text system commands and native slash commands.
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ClawNeo is a personal AI assistant CLI designed for people who want a simple setup: local runtime, Discord as the main interface, and a small set of tools that are actually useful every day.
Product preview
ClawNeo connects three pieces into one workflow:
- Discord conversation for natural interaction
- Local runtime for controllable execution on your machine
- Built-in tools for files, code, shell, skills, and reminders
Why it feels like a product instead of just a CLI
One interface you already use
Discord becomes the front door. You can talk to ClawNeo naturally, trigger system commands, and use slash commands without switching between multiple control panels.
Local execution with practical boundaries
ClawNeo keeps the tool surface intentionally narrow. Instead of trying to be a giant platform, it focuses on a small set of built-in capabilities that are easier to trust and reason about.
Persistent context that stays useful
Preferences, profile data, and durable user context can be kept across sessions, including a plain-text USER.md file that remains editable by humans.
Typical things you can do with ClawNeo
- inspect project files and configs
- search a codebase for symbols, errors, or references
- run shell commands for local tasks and development workflows
- install focused skills when you need extra capability
- create reminder-style scheduled tasks directly from Discord
- manage the local service and open the status UI
Get from zero to working in minutes
- Install ClawNeo — Installation
- Set up your environment — Configuration
- Launch the service and connect Discord — Quick Start
- Learn the available interfaces — Commands and Tools
Best for
- developers who want a Discord-native assistant for local work
- users who prefer a controllable CLI plus practical automation
- people who want durable preferences and personal context across sessions
- workflows where built-in tools are enough and simplicity matters