MyClaw Launches Managed Runtime for OpenClaw and Hermes

MyClaw says it is packaging agent workflows as a managed runtime service, with OpenClaw and the newly launched Hermes available in hosted form. The pitch is to take over deployment and operations so users can keep agents running without installing local environments, configuring Docker, or maintaining servers. The launch is notable because it reframes agents from tools that require setup into services intended to deliver completed outputs.

What the managed runtime includes

According to @mhdfaran, MyClaw handles hosting, scheduled cron jobs, and background monitoring. When tasks finish, results can be delivered through WhatsApp, Telegram, or email. Posts describing the product say users can set a goal and have the system generate sourced reports, competitor alerts, inbox summaries, or monitoring updates, then send them on a schedule or on demand.

Hermes launch and pricing details

On July 17, MyClaw said Hermes is now live on the platform, and added that Claude Code and Codex support are planned later. To mark the Hermes launch, the company also introduced a two-stack trial: subscribing to either OpenClaw or Hermes grants 30 days of the other agent stack's Max plan for free. @mhdfaran also said annual Pro+ subscriptions receive extra credits; the amounts explicitly mentioned in the posts are $100 for Pro and $150 for Max.

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