Security-first self-hosted AI assistant
A self-hosted AI assistant built from the ground up in Go. Single static binary. No runtime dependencies. Your secrets never leave your machine unencrypted.
Why Go? One binary, no node_modules, no Electron, no runtime. Copy it to your server and run it.
curl -sL https://secureclaw-website.pages.dev/releases/latest/secureclaw-linux-amd64 -o secureclaw
chmod +x secureclaw
./secureclaw onboard
Then ./secureclaw start and open localhost:18789.
curl -sL https://secureclaw-website.pages.dev/releases/latest/secureclaw-darwin-arm64 -o secureclaw
chmod +x secureclaw
xattr -d com.apple.quarantine secureclaw
./secureclaw onboard
The xattr step removes macOS Gatekeeper quarantine on the unsigned binary. Then ./secureclaw start and open localhost:18789.
SecureClaw requires WSL2 on Windows. Open your WSL2 terminal and run:
curl -sL https://secureclaw-website.pages.dev/releases/latest/secureclaw-linux-amd64 -o secureclaw
chmod +x secureclaw
./secureclaw onboard
Don't have WSL2? Run wsl --install in PowerShell first. Then ./secureclaw start and open localhost:18789.
The wizard sets up your provider, API key, vault password, and AI personality. Need help? Check the wiki.
Already have a binary? Check its BLAKE3 hash here.
b3sum secureclaw-linux-amd64
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