PicoClaw
Ultra-lightweight OpenClaw-style personal assistant that runs on embedded Linux boards (<10MB RAM) with Telegram/Discord gateways.
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Overview
PicoClaw is an open-source, ultra-lightweight personal AI assistant from Sipeed, designed to deliver an OpenClaw-like experience on low-cost, resource-constrained devices. It is written in Go and targets embedded Linux boards (including low-end RISC-V) with a memory footprint under 10MB and very fast startup. PicoClaw connects to chat platforms (such as Telegram and Discord) via gateway components, and it relies on external LLM providers through API keys configured in a local config file. The project ships as a single portable binary across common architectures (RISC-V, ARM, x86_64), making it easy to deploy on inexpensive hardware for personal automation and experimentation.
Key features
- embedded linux
- go binary
- telegram bot
- discord bot
- low memory footprint
- risc-v
- portable builds
- llm api keys
- chat gateways
Use cases
- Running a personal assistant on low-cost embedded Linux hardware with minimal RAM usage.
- Controlling an assistant from Telegram or Discord via gateway integrations.
- Experimenting with OpenClaw-style workflows while keeping resource requirements very small.
- Deploying a portable Go-based agent binary across ARM, x86_64, and RISC-V devices.