Clawdi
Solves a real annoyance: agents built in different frameworks each keep their own memory, keys and skills, and Clawdi puts one account behind all of them. The MIT-licensed CLI means you can run it locally for nothing and only pay when you want hosting. It is new and thinly documented, and the pay-as-you-go model billing sits on top of the compute price.
Pros
- MIT-licensed CLI that runs locally at no cost
- Shared memory, skills and API keys across agents rather than per project
- Two hosted runtimes with different purposes: multi-channel orchestration and a personal assistant
- First hosted agent is free, so the paid step is only reached at scale
Cons
- Compute price and model usage are billed separately, so the $10 figure is not the full cost
- No public API documentation for building against the platform
- Very new, with little independent evidence of reliability