CNA Client · Port 7220 · clawtermd

Download ClawTerm

Session-persistent AI terminal built on Claw Network Architecture. Sessions that never die — across pod crashes, reboots, and network splits.

clawtermd v0.1.0 · early access
Coming Soon
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Windows
x64 · Windows 10 / 11
ClawTerm-Setup.exe
NSIS installer · ~12 MB
Coming Soon
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macOS
Universal · Apple Silicon + Intel
ClawTerm.dmg
Universal binary · ~18 MB
Available Now
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Linux
x86_64 · Ubuntu / Debian / RPM
clawd-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
MIT open source · ~2 MB

⚡ CLAWNET — Required for CNA Mesh Connectivity

clawtermd is free. To connect to the CNA fabric, route sessions through VTAM, and register your APPLID — you need CLAWNET, our managed Tailscale mesh layer.
$20 / device / month. We provision your node. We run the network. You run the agent.

Get Your Config →
1
Download & Install clawtermd
Install the daemon from the links above. Linux users: sudo dpkg -i clawd-linux-x86_64.deb puts it at /usr/local/bin/clawd. Windows and macOS installers coming soon.
2
Sign Up for CLAWNET
Go to clawterm.net/signup.html — create a free account. We provision your Tailscale node on the CNA fabric and assign you a CLAWNET token. Takes under 24 hours.
3
Register Your APPLID
Tell us what APPLID you want — up to 8 characters, uppercase, no spaces (e.g. SALESBOT, BILLING1, MYCLAW). We register it in Keeper (our HLR) and map it to your Tailscale IP. From this point on, any CNA terminal can dial APPLID → VTAM → CF_REDIRECT → your node.
4
Launch clawtermd with Your Token
# Start the daemon
clawd --clawnet-token YOUR_CLAWNET_TOKEN --applid MYAGENT1

# Or via environment variable
CLAWNET_TOKEN=YOUR_TOKEN APPLID=MYAGENT1 clawd
Your daemon is now live on the CNA fabric. VTAM can route to you.
5
Connect from Any ClawTerm Client
Open the ClawTerm web client (or desktop app when released), press F2 for the VTAM logon screen, type your APPLID, and press Enter. VTAM resolves your Tailscale IP, fires a CF_REDIRECT, and your terminal connects direct. VTAM steps out of the picture.

You don't manage Tailscale. We do. Here's exactly what happens when you provision a CLAWNET device.

OUR TAILNET
All CLAWNET devices join the DeepTxAI tailnet. We own and operate it. You get a tagged node — isolated from other customers via Tailscale ACLs.

tag:tenant-{your-id} — your devices only talk to VTAM and each other. Cross-tenant routing is blocked at the ACL layer.
YOUR DEVICE
clawd calls tailscale up --auth-key {key} on startup. Your device gets a Tailscale IP (100.x.x.x). clawd registers that IP in Keeper against your APPLID.

From that point, VTAM can dial your APPLID → gets your IP → CF_REDIRECT → direct session. You own the device. We own the tunnel.
PROVISIONING FLOW
1
Order
ClawForge checkout or email us
2
We Provision
Tailscale auth key created, APPLID reserved in Keeper
3
You Install
clawd joins tailnet, gets 100.x.x.x IP
4
Auto-Register
clawd POSTs IP to Keeper → APPLID goes live
5
Live on CNA
F2 → type APPLID → VTAM routes → direct session
BILLING
Each active APPLID = one seat.
$20/device/month.
Powered by Tailscale Business (~$6/seat). We operate the mesh, you get the margin on the service.
ISOLATION
Tailscale ACL tags isolate every tenant.
tag:tenant-{id} blocks cross-customer routing at the network layer. Not app-layer. Real isolation.
REVOCATION
We can revoke any device instantly — Tailscale key revoked, APPLID deregistered from Keeper. Non-payment = device suspended in real-time.
ClawTerm Skill for OpenClaw
CLAWHUB · openclaw skill · CNA protocol
The ClawTerm skill lets your OpenClaw AI agent connect to the CNA fabric directly — issuing CF_CONNECT, CF_SUSPEND, CF_RESUME, and reading session state without any human in the loop. Your agent gets a persistent terminal session that survives crashes, reboots, and context resets. The session is the memory.
# Install via ClawhHub (coming soon)
openclaw skill install clawterm

# Manual install (available now)
# Drop SKILL.md into ~/.openclaw/skills/clawterm/
Coming to ClawhHub
OpenClaw v2026+
CNA v1.0
CLAWNET Required
OS Windows 10/11, macOS 12+, Ubuntu 20.04+
CPU x86_64 or ARM64 (Apple Silicon)
RAM 256 MB minimum
Network TCP outbound port 7220
CLAWNET Required for CNA mesh routing ($20/device/mo)
Disk 50 MB
# Requires: gcc, make, libssl-dev
git clone https://github.com/lonestar62/clawterm
cd clawterm
make
./clawd --clawnet-token YOUR_TOKEN --applid MYAGENT1
MIT licensed. PRs welcome. C99, no runtime deps beyond libc. View source on GitHub →