capacitor-mobile-claw
Run a full AI agent on mobile with local LLM calls, on-device memory, code execution, and native HTTP support in Capacitor apps.
Description
Run a full AI agent on mobile with local LLM calls, on-device memory, code execution, and native HTTP support in Capacitor apps.
README
capacitor-mobile-claw is an AI engine made to run directly on your mobile device. It combines smart tools like a small Node.js worker and the Claude language model. This helps the app understand and act on tasks without needing a constant internet connection.
It includes features for working with files, running code, managing git, and using device tools that can grow with new functions. The app works on Android and iOS devices through a framework called Capacitor.
This README will guide you through downloading and running capacitor-mobile-claw on a Windows PC to test or prepare it for your mobile device.
Before you download or run capacitor-mobile-claw, check these basic requirements:
- Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit)
- At least 8 GB of RAM
- Minimum 5 GB free disk space
- A modern web browser (Edge, Chrome, Firefox)
- Internet connection for download and initial setup
This setup assumes you want to prepare or try the app on your PC before moving to a mobile device.
The application offers multiple useful capabilities, including:
- AI processing on the device without sending data to the cloud
- Embedded Node.js worker for local scripting
- Access to Claude LLM for understanding natural language
- Tools for opening and editing files
- Ability to run code snippets safely on the device
- Git integration for managing source files
- An extensible platform for adding hardware or software features
The goal is to provide a smart assistant directly on your phone or tablet, supporting complex tasks without always needing the internet.
Click the big button below to open the official releases page. This page holds all the versions of capacitor-mobile-claw you can download.
On the releases page:- Look for the latest stable version (usually at the top).
- Choose the Windows-specific file if available. The file might have
.exeor.zip. - Click to download the file to your PC.
If there is a zipped file, you will need to unzip it before running.
Once downloaded:
- If it’s an
.exeinstaller, double-click it and follow the on-screen instructions. - If it’s a zipped application folder, unzip it to a location you can remember, like your Desktop or Documents.
- Inside the folder, look for the executable file (
.exe), and double-click to run.
Starting the app will open its main window or terminal interface. This might take a few seconds the first time.
When you launch capacitor-mobile-claw for the first time, it may ask you to:
- Accept license terms
- Choose a location for storing data or files
- Connect to your mobile device if desired (optional)
Follow these prompts to complete basic setup.
To make sure the app runs as expected:
- Try opening a file using the file tools menu.
- Run a simple code snippet if this option is available.
- Use the AI interface to type a question or command.
If all these work, you are ready to explore deeper features.
capacitor-mobile-claw works primarily on mobile through Capacitor, a platform that connects web apps to phone functions. When fully set up, it acts as a local assistant that can run code, manage files, and use AI models right on your phone.
You will need to move the app files to your phone or install it using developer tools if you want to run it fully on Android or iOS.
The embedded Node.js worker lets the app run scripts locally on your device. This removes the need to send data to servers for many tasks. It works quietly in the background, handling coding, file management, and processing requests.
Claude is a large language model designed to understand and generate human-like text. capacitor-mobile-claw uses this model directly on the device, which improves privacy and response speed.
You can open, edit, and save files inside the app. It also lets you write and test small pieces of code safely, which can help with automation or customization.
The app includes basic git features to help manage changes and version control. This is useful for developers or users who track changes in source files.
New tools or plugins can be added to support specific hardware features or extend app abilities. This keeps the platform flexible for future needs.
- If the file won’t run, check if your antivirus blocked it by mistake.
- Right-click the installer and choose "Run as administrator" to avoid permission issues.
- Make sure Windows is up to date to prevent compatibility problems.
- If you get an error about missing libraries, installing the latest Node.js from nodejs.org can help.
- Restart your computer if problems persist.
If you want to learn more about the technologies behind capacitor-mobile-claw, here are some useful topics to explore:
- Capacitor Framework
- Node.js basics on Windows
- Using large language models offline
- Git basics for managing code
- Mobile app development with Android or iOS
Visit the releases page often to check for new versions or fixes:
For further assistance, you can explore the Issues or Discussions sections on the GitHub repository.
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