Supports OpenClaw 2026.4.25 + Hermes Agent 2026.4.23 # OpenClaw, ready out of the box. Paste a command and let the bot work. ClawSimple sets up OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, official skills, and the common services around them first. Paste a command or prompt to search, read, triage email, summarize updates, and check your schedule. Not just OpenClaw: ClawSimple is a more general managed deployment platform for personal agents. ## OpenClaw Telegram-first bots, multi-agent setup, and server maintenance. ## Hermes Agent Memory, skills, terminal backends, and OpenClaw migration. [Start my bot](/content/en#deploy/index.html) OpenClaw + Hermes Agent, ready first Works with Gmail, Calendar, Tasks, and Notion Paste a command or prompt and start Search, read, email, summarize, schedule Official Telegram bot support Run a real task before building a system ## Early user feedback "One was great." After reviewing 11 instant OpenClaw services, Mike MacCana singled out ClawSimple with the cleanest verdict in the entire post. ## Mike MacCana Developer Relations, Quicknode Shared publicly on X by the Solana at QuickNode account on March 2, 2026. [View the original post](https://x.com/QuicknodeSolana/status/2028445465289871410) ## Launch OpenClaw or Hermes Agent without touching the terminal. We spin up a clean server, install OpenClaw and Hermes Agent, and keep you updated while it boots. ### Create Personal Agent Server Monthly Yearly (-17%) Telegram User ID * Only these users can chat with the bot. Separated by comma. Telegram Bot Token * Step 1 Choose a plan Choose between Standard and Max for managed hosting. Self-hosted setup is available separately in the docs and blog. - Standard: Private server with included AI usage. Best default choice for most people. - Max: Private server with more included AI usage for heavier use. Step 2 Included AI setup Gemini 3.1 Flash Lite Kimi-K2.6 Minimax-M2.7 Gemini 3 Flash GLM-5.1 Gemini 3.1 Pro GPT 5.4 Claude Opus 4.7 Not sure? You can switch models anytime in Telegram [via the /models command](/content/blog/switching-models-in-openclaw/index.html). OpenClaw in Motion ## See how people actually use OpenClaw and Hermes Agent. Watch short walkthroughs for setup, daily tasks, runtime switching, and real-world use cases. ## Use Cases Recent community demand is clustering around email, morning briefings, calendar prep, and workspace follow-up much more than flashy demo tasks. Highlighted items open Inspirations so you can copy a prompt and try the workflow directly. - [Read & summarize email](/content/en/inspiration/index.html) - [Draft replies and follow-ups](/content/en/inspiration/index.html) - [Build a morning ops brief](/content/en/inspiration/index.html) - [See today’s agenda at a glance](/content/en/inspiration/index.html) - [Prep the next meeting](/content/en/inspiration/index.html) - [Digest task lists into priorities](/content/en/inspiration/index.html) - [Catch up on a Notion workspace](/content/en/inspiration/index.html) ## The point is not only that OpenClaw or Hermes Agent gets installed. It is that useful work starts right away. ClawSimple is not just OpenClaw hosting. OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, official skills, and common services are connected enough for normal users to start with search, reading, email, and calendar work instead of building the plumbing first. ### Open agent runtimes OpenClaw stays open-source (MIT), and Hermes Agent can run alongside it. Audit the stack, self-host later, or keep using ClawSimple without vendor lock-in. ### Inspirations you can copy and run We already package the most repeatable community workflows into inspirations, so users do not have to invent the first prompt or design the first system from scratch. [Browse inspirations](/content/en/inspiration/index.html) ### Search and reading are ready to use The common web-search, page-reading, and summarization path is already prepared so you do not need to stitch it together before trying the first workflow. ### Plug in the services people already live in Gmail, Google Calendar, Microsoft To Do, and Notion can feed the bot directly, which makes the first workflows feel immediately practical. ### Three steps to your first real workflow. 1. **Connect the bot and the services**: Add your Telegram bot token, then connect the inbox, calendar, task, or knowledge tools you already use. 2. **We prepare the environment**: Server, OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, official skills, and the baseline runtime setup are prepared for you. 3. **Paste a prompt and start**: Let the bot read email, review your calendar, or summarize the web as your first real workflow. ## FAQ ### Why is Telegram the default channel? Telegram is fast to set up, stable for long-running bots, and familiar to most users. It gives you a simple path to go live first, then expand to more channels later. ### What are Telegram Bot Token and User ID? Bot Token is your bot's secret key from @BotFather. User ID is the numeric ID of who is allowed to chat with your bot - in most cases that's your own Telegram User ID. ### Cloud server vs running OpenClaw or Hermes Agent on Mac mini: which is better? If you want the fastest OpenClaw or Hermes Agent setup and less ops work, cloud is usually better: installation is automated, uptime is easier, and relaunch/recovery is built in. ### How does billing work? Our billing is transparent and real-time: if you connect your own AI account, we charge for setup and operations.