A self-contained AI agent on a $5 microcontroller. Chat with it over Telegram. It reads sensors, controls hardware, and creates automation rules that run forever.
OpenClaw controls files. WireClaw controls wires.
OpenClaw lives in your laptop. WireClaw lives in the wall.
WireClaw turns intent into signals.
No Raspberry Pi. No Home Assistant. No YAML.
A real AI agent running on bare metal. Just talk.
Full agentic AI on an ESP32. A reasoning, tool-calling AI agent on a chip that costs less than a coffee.
Persistent local automation. Edge-triggered rules with multi-step chains and delays. No LLM. No cloud. Survives reboots.
Telegram bot, USB serial, or NATS. Same intelligence, any interface.
Not just chat - a true agent. Reasons, calls 20 tools, observes results, iterates up to 5 times per request.
Tell it your favorite color is blue. Reboot. Ask it to set the LED to your favorite color. It writes to flash, loads on boot. 512 bytes that make it personal.
Run with OpenRouter, or go fully local with Ollama or llama.cpp. No API key, no internet, no cloud. Direct LLM calls from the ESP32 - no intermediary, no backend.
Configure from any browser. Edit prompt, memory, and settings at device.local. No reflash needed.
Connect any serial device - Arduinos, GPS modules, CO2 sensors. Read data as a sensor, send commands, trigger rules. All over UART.
WireClaws talk to each other over NATS. Ask another device a question. Trigger cross-device rules. Build a network of $5 autonomous agents.
When Desktop Meets the Wire
Drop one skill into OpenClaw. Your desktop AI agent learns to talk to every WireClaw on your network - discover devices, read sensors, create rules. 30ms over NATS. Rules run forever, even after OpenClaw disconnects.
OpenClaw → NATS → WireClaw → hardware
OpenClaw Integration →