Claw Code is a museum exhibit built in Rust that demonstrates agent-managed code maintenance using Gajae-Code and LazyCodex frameworks.
The project explores an unconventional approach to repository stewardship where autonomous agents handle planning, execution, verification, labeling, and preservation tasks rather than human maintainers. The exhibit is designed to run continuously with minimal human intervention, relying on agent harnesses to keep the artifact functional and organized.
This is explicitly not a production tool or serious project meant for adoption. The README emphasizes that Claw Code functions as a museum exhibit or fossil artifact rather than a usable product. Developers seeking actual working implementations should use LazyCodex or Gajae-Code instead. This repository exists primarily to demonstrate and inspect the concept of agent-managed code repositories.
The project is maintained entirely through automated agent systems that handle all operational tasks without human intervention.
