OpenClaw is a platform for deploying AI agents with multi-agent architecture, isolated execution environments, and deep enterprise integration. It helps engineering and AI teams build autonomous workflows, connect local LLMs, and automate operations through a unified orchestration layer.
A single OpenClaw process can serve Telegram, Slack, Discord, Teams, WhatsApp, Matrix, and other channels in parallel. Agents execute tasks in sandboxed runtimes, work through SSH and OpenShell backends, respond to alerts, run commands, and log actions without manual operator involvement.
OpenClaw also focuses on collaboration and reuse of AI workflows. With Live Canvas, agents can generate charts, forms, kanban boards, and dashboards during a conversation. Managed skills, workspace skills, and ClawHub simplify scaling and centralized workflow governance.
When deployed on QuData.ai GPU infrastructure, OpenClaw gets dedicated compute for local inference and high-load multi-agent scenarios. This approach reduces dependence on external LLM APIs, speeds up execution, and keeps data control fully on your side.
Where does my data go?
Nowhere. OpenClaw talks to a local LLM on a QuData-rented GPU. Messages, documents and keys never leave your infrastructure.
What GPU do I need to run it?
A single NVIDIA RTX 4090 or L40S is enough for light scenarios. For production loads pick an A100 or H100 — performance scales by an order of magnitude.
Why is this cheaper than cloud APIs?
You pay for an hour of GPU, not for every token. Under intensive load OpenClaw on a QuData A100 is 3–5x cheaper than an equivalent cloud API.
Can I extend the agent with my own logic?
Yes. OpenClaw supports workspace skills, the ClawHub registry and MCP — you can add tools without touching the core.