Multi-step automations across SaaS tools
Pulling data from one system, transforming it, posting it to another — without writing a brittle script for each combination.
Agent
OpenClaw
The open-source workhorse agent.
OpenClaw is the production-grade open agent. It calls tools, executes code, plans across many steps, and works through real integrations. On MindsHub it runs with the credentials vault, Model Router, persistent execution, and memory you'd otherwise build yourself.
What it is
What is OpenClaw?
OpenClaw is an open-source AI agent designed to do real, multi-step work — not single-prompt answers. It plans, picks tools, calls APIs, runs code, persists intermediate state, and ships a finished result. Think of it as the workhorse you reach for when the task touches more than one system.
You can run OpenClaw locally for development. On MindsHub you get the operational pieces around it — credentials handling, model routing, observability, scaling — so the same agent works as a hosted service instead of a script you have to babysit.
Especially good for
The work OpenClaw is shaped to do.
Internal copilots for engineering and ops
A long-running agent that engineers and operators talk to about the systems they own.
Long workflows over databases, APIs, and files
When the job needs to plan, branch on intermediate results, and finish hours later — not seconds.
Replacing scripted automations
Cron jobs, Zapier-style flows, internal scripts — anywhere you'd benefit from an agent that can read context and adapt.
Domain-specific agents you own end-to-end
Fork the prompts, add your own tools, control the lifecycle. OpenClaw is the open base; you build the rest.
Self-hosted vs MindsHub
What you build vs what you get.
OpenClaw is open-source either way. The difference is the operational backbone around it.
| What you handle… | Self-hosted | On MindsHub |
|---|---|---|
| Secrets management | You manage keys, rotation, scoping | Built-in credentials vault |
| Model access | One provider relationship per LLM | Model Router with `latest:*` aliases |
| Persistent execution | Queues, workers, retries you build | Managed runtime, jobs survive restarts |
| Memory across runs | Your storage, your schema, your reset logic | Shared memory store, built in |
| Tool integrations | Per-tool plumbing, per-tool auth | Pre-built catalog, shared auth |
| Observability | You wire your own traces | Scratchpad + audit log on every run |
| Scaling | VMs, queues, autoscaling rules | Managed — no servers to mind |
Why on MindsHub
What you get when OpenClaw runs here.
Credentials vault
Every integration gets its secrets from the vault. Your agent code and prompts never see raw keys.
Model Router with `latest:*` aliases
Switch between Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, and open models without changing the agent. Pin to `latest:sonnet` and stay current as providers ship new versions.
Persistent execution
Long-running jobs survive restarts. The agent picks up where it left off, with its scratchpad intact.
Memory across runs
Yesterday's work — facts learned, decisions made, files touched — informs today's. No re-priming.
Tool catalog
Pre-built integrations for databases, warehouses, SaaS APIs, file systems, and the web. Add your own without redoing the plumbing.
Observability built in
Every step lands in a scratchpad. Audit, replay, or hand-edit. No glue code to make traces work.
How it works
From signup to first run.
- 01
Connect
Plug in the data sources and tools OpenClaw should touch. Secrets go in the vault; permissions are scoped per integration.
- 02
Configure
Pick your model strategy (Bring your own LLMs or the MindsHub Router), set memory and persistence policies, and pin the runtime profile.
- 03
Run
Hand off a task. Watch it work in the scratchpad, or come back to the finished result. Replay or fork any run later.
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FAQ
Frequently asked.
- Is OpenClaw open source?
- Yes. OpenClaw is open-source. You can fork it, run it locally, or extend it with your own tools. MindsHub is the managed option — the same agent, with the production infrastructure around it.
- How is OpenClaw priced on MindsHub?
- Hosting is $9.95/month per agent. Pick Bring your own LLMs and pay each model provider directly, or use the MindsHub Router with 5M tokens included. See /pricing for details.
- What's the difference between OpenClaw and NanoClaw?
- OpenClaw is the full agent — multi-step planning, persistent execution, deep tool use. NanoClaw is the lightweight sibling for short, single-purpose tasks. They share the same runtime; you can upgrade from one to the other without rewriting integrations.
- Can OpenClaw use my own models?
- Yes. With Bring your own LLMs you connect your Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or open-model accounts directly. With the Router tier, MindsHub handles model access and you pay one bill.