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This is the recommended first Clawdi journey. You will create a remotely managed Agent and use it from the dashboard. You do not need the Clawdi CLI or Agent software installed on your computer.

Before you begin

  • Create a Clawdi account and sign in to the Clawdi dashboard.
  • Make sure the Deploy on Clawdi option is shown for your account.
  • Be ready to choose from the Agent software, AI access, and compute options currently shown in the deployment wizard. Review any offer or payment step in the dashboard before confirming it.
  • If any of those choices are unfamiliar, optionally scan Choose your Cloud Agent setup before opening the wizard.

Steps

1

Open the deployment wizard

In the dashboard, choose New agent, then Deploy on Clawdi.
2

Choose how the Agent should run

Follow the wizard to name the Agent and choose its Agent software, AI access, and the other settings shown for your account. Agent software is a separate choice from the Cloud Agent run path.Review the summary, then confirm the deployment once.
3

Wait for Running

After Clawdi accepts the request, open the Agent page and wait for its status to become Running. Starting is a normal transition; keep the existing deployment in progress instead of creating another one.If the status becomes Failed or remains unclear, use Cloud Agent states and recovery.
4

Complete your first task

Open Agent Interface from the Agent page and wait for the selected Agent software’s interface to become ready. Start with a small task that does not need an external app, for example:
Turn these notes into a checklist: choose a date, invite the team, and prepare an agenda.
Send the task and wait for the Agent’s response.
Your Cloud Agent shows Running, and the Agent Interface returned a response to your first task. The Agent is ready for shared context and tools.

Next steps

Give the Agent context

Add a reusable preference or fact, then verify it in a new interaction.

Connect an app

Authorize an app and verify the tools available to the Agent.

Learn the Agent Interface

Understand interface readiness, access, Terminal, and persistence boundaries.

Automate deployment

Use the CLI, stable request IDs, and safe retry handling for advanced deployments.
Last modified on August 2, 2026