r/ironclawAI

I just upgraded to IronClaw 1.0, and it’s looking a lot smarter and stronger to me. Key features I observed in this update include:
Enhanced security which has always been main focus, the goal based operations and expanded memory.
I have noticed the new resume and checkpoint capabilities and that is what really impressed me most, condsidering how older versions could freeze in between instance.

For example, DCA strategies can be managed through the agent instead of manually going through multiple steps on a website. I think the ability to monitor and manage these things through natural language makes the whole experience much easier.

Still exploring what IronClaw can do, but the concept is pretty interesting.

​I recently used IronClaw AI to build my portfolio site, mainly because I wanted something a step above a standard code generator that wouldn't force me to throw raw API keys around.

​Because it’s built on a zero-trust Rust framework, all my credentials stayed locked in an encrypted vault while it ran commands and spun up Next.js and Tailwind dependencies inside an isolated WebAssembly sandbox.

​The component isolation was where it really proved its worth. When a nav bar glitched, instead of rewriting half the codebase like most LLMs tend to do, it used its persistent memory to pinpoint and patch just that component. I definitely had to be comfortable in the terminal to set it up, but having full control over a fast site without sacrificing security made it well worth the learning curve.

I'm still building which features should I try next?

For the past few weeks I have been active on Ironclaw, built amazing skills with it. First thing I built was an automated email system. Told the agent what I wanted, it connected to Gmail on its own and sent a real email with the correct subject, label and message ID. No manual setup after the initial prompt.

Then I set up a daily crypto market tracker. It runs every morning at 8AM, pulls top gainers and losers, analyzes volume and price movement, and stores everything in daily logs automatically.

It was a fun experience, learning and unlearning alot through it. It is still rough in a few places like response time not being consistent, some outputs are a bit too technical for newbies . But nevertheless it has been fun exploring it.

I have been using ironclaw for past few weeks and can total my experience is amazing. Using my agent I built a skill that update me of price of near and other tokens at 9AM every morning, also used it to transfer and swap on my outlayer wallet.

Going further, my agent set a dca to buy near at a favorable price, all i needed was to give it the command and it build out of it. I experienced rough time while using my ironclaw agent to built some product but on the brighter side the journey has been educative and amazing so far.

I have been playing around with IronClaw recently and one of the first things I tried was building my own IELTS preparation bot for Telegram.

I basically just told a agent what I wanted and in around 10 minutes I had a working bot. It has daily crib schedules for writing, vocabular, grammar and reading tasks. The ai checks answers, gives feedbacks and keep track on my progress

What I really like is that I can change pretty much everything mysel. I can add new tasks, change rules or adjust the schedule without having to write the code for it. For someone who wants a personal tool instead of another fixed AI app this is pretty cool

I also really like the new idea of staking Near to get access to IronClaw. it makes the whole thing more interesting for me since I can keep my Near staked instead of just paying another mounthly subscription

Big thanks to the devs for building this and make it possible. I am looking forward what else I can build with it

First of all, I would like to thank the development team for this product, with the help of which I created two projects.

The first project solves the problem of finding alpha cryptocurrency projects in Telegram channels. Iron Claw searches for posts with various cryptocurrency drops, analyzes them, compiles a digest from them, and sends them Send them to me on Telegram. Very convenient.

The second project is a design for a Telegram application for NFT staking. I showed him the references I'd created myself and extracted them all into code. I also refined various color schemes for the app.

I'd also like to highlight privacy and data protection. It's top-notch. Version 1.0 has become much more pleasant to use. Many issues have been fixed compared to the previous version.

Thanks again for the product, I wish the team rapid development.

Hey everyone 🤜🤛

Been messing around with IronClaw for about two weeks. Figured I’d share what actually worked for me.

Managed to get a small website up without writing code myself. Just told the agent what I wanted and it somehow put it together. Site is live, still surprised it worked.

Also made a skill that explains random terms in simple words + gives everyday examples. Kinda handy when I’m reading something technical and don’t want to google every second word.

Started automating a few boring daily things - reminders, sorting emails, checking news. Still figuring out the best way to set everything up, but it’s already saving me some time.

Security side seems solid so far (encrypted credentials, sandboxes and all that).

Anyone else built their own skills or websites with it? Or managed to automate some daily stuff? Curious what you guys are doing with it.

Decided to test IronClaw today on a practical task to see how much of a project workflow it can actually automate. I gave it a prompt to generate a custom skill, structure all necessary project files, write the documentation (SKILL.md and README.md), and push everything directly to my GitHub account. I ran into a few minor issues during the process — the main one being frequent "reconnecting" messages popping up in the chat while it was working. But even with those connection hiccups, the experience was still pretty awesome. Having an agent handle all those repetitive steps — writing code, formatting docs, setting up the repo, and running git commands — saved me a ton of manual effort. It's definitely nice to just give an idea and have the actual repository created for you without touching terminal commands.

I noticed whenever I make a mistake sending a prompt or command to Ironclaw I noticed that I couldn't edit the message, I have to start messaging the again instead of just editing the message so I do not need to re write again

I feel if something can be done about that, I feel I will be so pleased so wouldn't be rewriting my command every time I make a mistake

chill and forest

When we create reusable scripts and skills (e.g. image converter), during the creation and editing, it cannot be read only.

But after we finish, is there a way to make it read only so that subsequent AI agent calls cannot alter it accidentally or dangerously?