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Kclaw is a K8s-based IT-managed, multi-tenant AI assistant platform for teams

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Meet K-Claw. We built it to eliminate a growing roadblock for businesses: the AI "Intelligence Tax."

AI was supposed to save us time, but instead it brought an "Intelligence Tax."

Right now, your top employees have to open a browser and spend 10 minutes managing a chatbot just to get simple tasks done. The chatbot only works if you guide it every step. Sharing sensitive company data with public LLMs is risky. Plus, $30 per user each month for SaaS licenses makes enterprise AI too expensive for growing SMBs.

K-Claw changes the game by letting you delegate tasks instead of just prompting. It’s an enterprise-grade AI solution that is managed by IT, supports multiple teams, and runs securely on your own infrastructure, so SMBs can trust their data is safe.

Slack-Native Interface: You don’t need new apps or browser tabs. K-Claw works right in your Slack workspace, just like a coworker. Message the bot, send a PDF or database query, and head to your next meeting while it handles tasks in the background.

Absolute Data Sovereignty: Keep your proprietary data secure by running K-Claw entirely on your hardware—AWS, on-prem, or edge—ensuring your strategy stays within your control.

Ruthless Cost Management: Get rid of per-user SaaS fees. K-Claw supports up to 30 teams on your own infrastructure for free (under FSL-1.1), and automatically uses the most affordable models on AWS Bedrock, Anthropic, or OpenRouter to save you money.

The days of using AI only in a browser are over. Now, you can delegate tasks to AI running on your own infrastructure.

Try it now at https://github.com/info-struct/kclaw