ClawedBack: OpenClaw Port Running Inside Claude Code

ClawedBack is a clean-room port of OpenClaw designed to run inside Claude Code itself, created in response to Anthropic cutting off OpenClaw and third-party tools from Pro/Max subscriptions. By operating within Claude's ecosystem, it gets first-party prompt caching and rate limits that caused issues for external tools.
Key Features
- Matches 19 out of 23 of OpenClaw's built-in tools out of the box (4 missing are simple API wrappers)
- Fully ClawHub compatible — import skills directly from the marketplace with
/oc-hub import - Every import gets a mandatory security scan before it touches your system
- Real-time web chat UI with read-receipts
- Voice messages via Whisper
- Customized file sharing with individual, configurable expiration times
- Scheduled tasks
- Webhooks
- Approval workflows
- Three install modes, including fully-autonomous root-user chaos
Current Status
The tool is available for cloning and immediate use. The developer is seeking feedback, suggestions, and pull requests, with particular interest in channel adapters (Telegram/Discord/etc. are planned). Users encountering bugs are encouraged to open issues on the repository.
Setup
Just clone, setup, and chat. The repository is available at http://github.com/reedmayhew18/ClawedBack.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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