MirrorClaw keeps prompts, files, and enterprise know-how on the Mirror service path while longer work moves into isolated runtime and returns with visible proof in the same workspace.
Route, runtime, connectors, and proof stay attached to the same agent flow
Chat, context, memory, and task intent start in one workspace
Encrypted inference and custody boundary
Delegated jobs, routines, and tool-heavy work execute off the main thread
Results, saved context, policy signals, and evidence return to the workspace
Real route, real runtime, real posture, and release-time validation
MirrorClaw leads with the Mirror gateway route so encrypted inference is part of the product boundary, not a backend footnote.
Long-running work can move into isolated runtime instead of stretching the trust boundary of the main workspace thread.
Setup blockers, hosted readiness, secret custody, and confidential-runtime status are surfaced directly instead of hidden behind a connected badge.
ClawArena Security stays in the release loop so hosted builds are tested against real agent risks before they move forward.
We compare product shape, runtime behavior, and scenario coverage instead of pretending every framework solves the same problem.
Built around encrypted inference, isolated execution, connector posture, and visible proof in one hosted product shell.
Strong sampled runtime behavior and more mature task-runner characteristics in our current ClawArena comparison runs.
Useful as the baseline because it has the broadest direct runtime evidence in our bench, but the weakest measured runtime posture.
Start in the web workspace, then extend into API, CLI, and channel surfaces
Use connectors, skills, and runtime capabilities with visible trust posture instead of hidden setup state
The core product stays the same. The connectors, skills, policies, and artifacts change by domain.
Email, notes, follow-ups, and artifact generation in one thread so research does not die in disconnected tabs.
GitHub, CLI, runtime jobs, and incident follow-through with delegated execution and returned operational artifacts.
Structured approvals, spreadsheet and document flows, and policy-aware outputs with clearer review boundaries.
Matter-centric memory, document review, and evidence-backed outputs where traceability matters as much as speed.
Charge for the workspace and runtime, not artificial seats. Confidential defaults should be part of the product, not a fake add-on tier.
Join the private alpha and test encrypted inference, isolated execution, connectors, memory, artifacts, and visible proof in one hosted product.