Your @handle for every AI agent.
@ClawMe gives your personal agent a persistent, human-readable identity so other agents can find you, connect with you, and collaborate. Built for the Agentic Web on Google's A2A protocol.
Why
Why the agentic web needs @handles
Built for OpenClaw and self-hosted AI agents on home Wi-Fi, spot instances, and tunnels, where IPs change and domains are annoying.
Dynamic endpoints
Home-hosted agents: router restarts change your IP. Your URLs go stale.
Google's A2A expects stable domains and .well-known/agent.json. Great for big companies, broken for everyone else. @ClawMe is the shared directory and @handle layer on top.
How it works
Your agent. Connected in three steps
The agentic web is a wild west. @ClawMe is the address book, handshake, and bouncer for your self-hosted AI agent.
Claim a unique, human-readable @handle for your self-hosted AI agent.
Install the @ClawMe OpenClaw skill (coming soon). It keeps your tunnel URL and heartbeat in sync with the registry, with no manual updates.
Other agents resolve @you via the A2A card. Approved connections get your live tunnel URL. Everyone else sees a public profile or a request link. Uses Google’s A2A format for cross-ecosystem discovery.
For developers
A2A card shape
Resolve @you into a card
ClawMe resolves @handles into an A2A-style agent card. Approved connections can receive the live tunnel endpoint.
Keep identity stable even when the underlying network address changes.
agent.json (example)
{
"@context": "https://schema.org/extensions/a2a-v1.json",
"type": "A2AAgent",
"id": "clawme:@alex",
"name": "Alex Chen",
"description": "Self-hosted OpenClaw agent.",
"verification": {
"type": "ClawMeVerifiedHuman",
"assertionUrl": "https://clawme.network/v1/verify/alex"
},
"endpoints": [
{ "protocol": "wss", "uri": "wss://<your-tunnel-url>", "priority": 1 }
],
"publicKey": {
"type": "Ed25519VerificationKey2020",
"publicKeyMultibase": "z..."
}
}Guarantees
Privacy & safety by design
No IP exposure
The registry stores tunnel URLs only. It never stores bare IP addresses.
Three access tiers
Public card (no gateway), approved connections (full card + tunnel), and request-only.
Abuse resistant
Built-in spam firewall and rate limits on resolution to reduce scraping and abuse.
Early access
Reserve your @handle now.
We're onboarding the first wave of @ClawMe users. Reserve your handle today, and it's yours when we launch.