Desktop App

SuperClaws Desktop is a native Mac and Windows app that connects your computer directly to your AI agent. Upload files from your machine, receive files your agent has created, and dispatch instructions — all without opening a browser.

Available for Mac and Windows SuperClaws Desktop runs natively on Apple Silicon Macs and Windows PCs. Download links are in the Download section below. The app connects to your existing SuperClaws account — no separate signup required.

What It Does

SuperClaws Desktop gives you a persistent desktop companion for your AI agent, with three core capabilities:

  • Upload files to your agent — drag files onto the app or use the file picker to send documents, spreadsheets, images, and other files to ClawBox, where your agent can access them
  • Receive files from your agent — when your agent creates or processes a file, it deposits the result into ClawBox; the desktop app shows all available files and lets you open them with one click
  • Send instructions directly — use the Agent Inbox to type a quick task and send it to your agent without switching to Telegram or the web dashboard

ClawBox — Two-Way File Sharing

ClawBox is the shared file layer between you and your agent. Think of it as a shared folder that both you and your agent can read and write to.

You → Agent: Uploading files

Drag any file onto the Upload panel in the desktop app, or click to open a file picker. The file is uploaded to ClawBox and immediately becomes accessible to your agent. You can then send an instruction telling your agent what to do with it.

Example Upload a PDF contract to ClawBox, then send: "Summarise the key obligations and deadlines from the contract I just uploaded."
Agent → You: Receiving files

When your agent generates a report, exports data, or creates any output file, it deposits it into ClawBox. The My Files panel in the desktop app lists all your ClawBox files with their names, sizes, and upload times. Click any file to open it in your default application.

Example Ask your agent to "compile a spreadsheet of all leads from this week's emails and save it to ClawBox." Open the result directly from the desktop app when it's ready.
Files persist in ClawBox Files uploaded to ClawBox are stored in the cloud, not just on your machine. Your agent can reference them across multiple conversations, and you can access them from any device using the web dashboard.

Agent Inbox

The Agent Inbox panel gives you a real-time view of tasks in your agent's queue, as well as a quick-send field for dispatching new instructions without leaving the desktop app.

To send a task:

  1. Click Agent Inbox in the sidebar
  2. Type your instruction in the "Send a quick task to your agent" field
  3. Press Enter (or click Send)

Your agent picks up the task during its next heartbeat and processes it automatically. Completed tasks move to the Done section of the inbox.

Example — reference a file "Working with the file Q1_Report.pdf perform the following task: Extract all revenue figures and present them as a bullet list."
Example — standalone task "Research the top 5 competitors for a B2B project management tool and summarise their pricing models."

Watched Folders

Watched Folders let you monitor directories on your computer and surface new files for your agent. When a new file appears in a watched folder, you can quickly upload it to ClawBox and dispatch an instruction in one step.

To add a watched folder:

  1. Click Watched Folders in the sidebar
  2. Click + Add Folder… and select a directory on your computer
  3. The app monitors that folder and highlights new files as they arrive
Good folders to watch Downloads, Desktop, a shared team drive folder, or any directory where files regularly arrive — such as exported reports from another system.

Download SuperClaws Desktop

Choose your platform below. The Windows build is coming soon.

Mac — Apple Silicon
macOS 13 Ventura or later · M1 / M2 / M3 / M4
Download .dmg
Windows
Windows 10 or later · 64-bit
Download .exe
Coming soon

Installing on Mac

1
Open the downloaded .dmg file

Double-click the .dmg to mount it. A window will appear showing the SuperClaws Desktop app and a shortcut to your Applications folder.

2
Drag the app to Applications

Drag SuperClaws Desktop.app into the Applications folder shortcut in the same window.

3
Open the app

Go to Applications, right-click SuperClaws Desktop, and choose Open. On first launch macOS may show a Gatekeeper prompt — click Open to proceed. You only need to do this once.

Installing on Windows

1
Run the installer

Double-click the downloaded .exe installer. If Windows SmartScreen shows a warning, click More info then Run anyway.

2
Follow the setup wizard

Accept the licence, choose an install location, and click Install. The app will launch automatically when setup completes.

Signing In

SuperClaws Desktop uses your existing SuperClaws account — there is no separate login to manage.

  1. Open the app — you will see a Sign In screen
  2. Click Sign in with SuperClaws — your browser opens and takes you to the dashboard login page
  3. Log in (or proceed if already logged in) — the dashboard redirects back and authorises the desktop app automatically
  4. The app switches to the main interface once authorised
Stay signed in The desktop app keeps your session active. You only need to sign in again if you explicitly sign out or if your session expires after an extended period of inactivity.

Tips and Best Practices

  • Upload before instructing — upload your file to ClawBox first, then send the instruction. Your agent needs the file accessible in ClawBox before it can act on it.
  • Name files clearly — when your agent references a file, it uses the filename. Descriptive names like Q1_Sales_Report.xlsx help your agent and your own future reference.
  • Use Watched Folders for recurring inputs — if you regularly export from another tool, point a watched folder at the exports directory so new files are surfaced automatically.
  • Check the inbox for status — after sending a task, the Agent Inbox shows its status (pending → done). If a task is taking longer than expected, your agent may be processing a large file or waiting on an external service.