GitHub stars
0
Last release
0.6.0
2026-04-21
CVEs (open / total)
0 / 0
Sandbox default
yes
12-week star trend
+14K stars over 12 weeks
Overview
ZeroClaw runs entirely on local hardware via Ollama or llama.cpp. Network egress is denied by default at the iptables level. AGPL-3.0 prevents hosted variants from being commercialised without source disclosure. Hardware floor is real (64 GB unified memory or 24 GB GPU).
Quick verdict
Best for
- Data residency-mandated deployments
- Privacy-first individuals running local Llama 3.3
- Regulated industries needing fully offline operation
Not for
- Cloud-LLM workflows
- Hardware-constrained deployments (<32 GB RAM)
- Teams expecting Claude-tier capability for free
Security posture
| Sandbox by default | yes |
| Auth on dashboard | no |
| Threat model documented | yes |
| Multi-LLM support | no |
| CVEs disclosed (lifetime) | 0 |
| CVEs open right now | 0 |
Links
- Homepage: https://zeroclaw.dev
- Repository: https://github.com/zeroclaw/zeroclaw
Run ZeroClaw on portable hardware
Verified working on these portable hosts (with the standard caveats — see the per-device pages for power, RAM headroom, browser-tool support):
Mac Mini M4 / M4 Pro
€699–2200 · 11–60 W
Framework Laptop 13 / 16
€1100–2200 · 15–80 W
Mac Studio M3 Ultra
€4,500–7,000 · 30–215 W
MacBook Air M3 / M4
€1,299–2,099 · 10–25 W
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