Clawdette
Your AI-Powered Multi-Channel Agent
Intelligent conversations powered by Claude AI with 27 built-in tools, MCP integration, and enterprise-grade security.
Features
AI Conversations
Powered by Claude (Anthropic) - intelligent, context-aware conversations with multi-turn support.
27 Built-in Tools
DateTime, Web Search, TTS, Bash, Email, Calendar, Image Generation, Scheduling and more - ready to use.
MCP Integration
Extend with any MCP server - connect external APIs and services seamlessly.
Enterprise Security
Sandbox VM isolation, external API key management, and per-tenant workspace separation.
Multi-Tenant
Isolated workspaces with individual settings, tools and permissions per user.
Calendar Integration
Connect Google, Microsoft, or Apple calendars - manage events, check availability, and schedule directly.
Tools & Capabilities
27 native tools across 6 categories, plus unlimited MCP extensions.
Standard Tools
DateTime, Web Fetch, Memory Search, Memory Get
API-Powered
Web Search (Brave), TTS (OpenAI), Image Analysis, Image Generate, Vision
Sandbox
Bash, Read, Write, Edit, File Share, Browser
Fetch, Send, Search
Calendar
List, Search, Create, Update, Delete, Availability
Scheduling
Schedule Job, List Schedules, Delete Schedule
Security by Design
AI agents with unchecked access are a liability. Clawdette isolates every layer by default.
Sandbox VM Isolation
All code execution runs in an isolated virtual machine, never on the application server.
External API Key Management
API keys are stored server-side and injected at execution time. The AI model never sees credentials.
Per-Tenant Workspace Isolation
Each user operates in a fully isolated workspace with separate settings, tools, and permissions.
Admin-Controlled Tool Access
Administrators enable or disable tools per tenant. No tool runs without explicit authorization.
No Credential Exposure
API keys stored securely, never passed in prompts or tool descriptions. Zero prompt injection risk for credentials.
Why This Matters
Recent CVEs in open-source AI agents have exposed thousands of instances to credential theft and host compromise. Common architectural flaws include: