Kimi Claw
Kimi Claw brings OpenClaw into Kimi as a cloud-hosted assistant. The official Kimi Claw introduction describes an assistant that stays online around the clock, remembers preferences across sessions, and uses ClawHub skills through the browser.
A hosted assistant with memory
You can create a cloud OpenClaw instance from the Kimi Claw page, or connect an existing local OpenClaw setup. The publisher describes controls for the assistant's name, role, tone, and preferred response format. Persistent memory carries preferences and past conversation context across sessions.
Kimi Claw includes 40 GB of cloud storage for files, reports, and outputs. The article says the assistant can retrieve past work and maintain file version history. You can upload images and files through Kimi, and the latest plugin can return files to you. File return support depends on using an up-to-date plugin in an environment that supports the feature.
Skills and scheduled work
The publisher lists access to more than 5,000 ClawHub skills covering web search, data analysis, image processing, and coding. It describes combining skills in a workflow, such as analyzing a CSV, making charts, and saving a PDF report. These are examples of tasks you can request, rather than verified outcomes for every file or community skill.
Scheduled tasks let the assistant run at a specified time or frequency. Kimi recommends giving the schedule, task description, output format, and constraints together. A recurring research brief or a weekly report can therefore have a defined delivery structure rather than depending on a fresh prompt each time.
Membership and troubleshooting
One-click cloud deployment requires an Allegretto membership or higher. The article says users with an existing local OpenClaw can connect it through the Kimi plugin for free, but does not state a numeric membership price.
A browser-based SSH terminal supports manual commands or commands delegated to the assistant. The publisher warns that restarting the OpenClaw gateway disconnects the terminal because it shares a communication channel with the plugin. For an unresponsive assistant, its documented sequence is to refresh the page, restart Kimi Claw, then try the automatic repair option in settings.