update versions and remove claw

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::div{label="Windows" icon="iconoir:windows"}
### Windows
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (x64) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.3 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.3/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.2 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.2/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
@@ -144,8 +147,14 @@ sudo chmod 4755 /opt/MstyStudio/chrome-sandbox
::div{label="Mac" icon="hugeicons:apple"}
### Mac
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (Apple Silicon) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (Intel) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (Apple Silicon) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (Intel) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (Intel)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (Intel)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (Intel)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (Intel)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.3 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.3/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
@@ -170,8 +179,14 @@ sudo chmod 4755 /opt/MstyStudio/chrome-sandbox
::div{label="Linux" icon="ph:linux-logo"}
### Linux
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64 AppImage) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64 deb) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (x64 AppImage) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (x64 deb) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (x64 deb)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (x64 deb)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64 deb)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (x64 deb)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.3 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.3/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
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---
title: Overview
description: What Msty Claw is and how to get started
navTruncate: false
previewImage: "/images/welcome-to-msty.png"
---
Msty Claw is an OpenClaw-style desktop agent app from Msty. It is designed for broader agent workflows, not just dedicated AI coding tasks, and it is currently separate from Msty Studio.
Download Msty Claw from [msty.ai/claw](https://msty.ai/claw){target="_blank"}.
::alert{type="info" icon="tabler:info-circle"}
Msty Claw currently supports Apple Silicon macOS. Windows and Linux support are coming soon.
::
::alert{type="warning" icon="tabler:alert-circle"}
Msty Claw is currently in open beta and is free for personal use only.
::
## Msty Claw vs Msty Studio
Msty Claw is **not** Msty Studio. They are separate products today.
Over time, the products will become more closely integrated, but right now you should treat Msty Claw as its own app with its own setup and settings.
## What Msty Claw can do
- Run broader agent workflows with local or cloud models
- Connect chat channels like Discord, Telegram, and WhatsApp
- Run bots in a managed workspace or an existing project folder
- Run bots on host runtime or container runtime
- Use tools via MCP servers and custom skills
For product updates, examples, and the latest release information, check [msty.ai/claw](https://msty.ai/claw){target="_blank"}.
## Workspace and container options
When you create a bot, Msty Claw lets you choose:
- **Managed workspace**: an isolated workspace folder created for that bot
- **Project folder**: a specific folder you choose on disk
- **Host runtime**: runs directly on your machine
- **Container runtime**: runs in Docker or Podman with optional network access
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---
title: Setup
description: General Msty Claw setup guidance
navTruncate: false
previewImage: "/images/welcome-to-msty.png"
---
This page covers the general setup flow.
## App setup (recommended)
::steps
### Install Msty Claw
Download it from [msty.ai/claw](https://msty.ai/claw){target="_blank"} and launch the app.
### Connect a model provider
During onboarding (or later in **Settings > Providers**), connect a provider and pick a model.
### Connect at least one channel
In **Settings > Channels**, add Discord, Telegram, or WhatsApp and connect it.
### Create your first bot
Choose workspace mode (managed or project folder), runtime (host or container), and access controls.
::
## Notes
- Msty Claw is currently in open beta and free for personal use only.
- Container runtime requires Docker or Podman.
- If container network is blocked, web access is also blocked.
- Bots require a connected channel and chat target.
@@ -1,56 +0,0 @@
---
title: Chat App Integrations
description: Connect Discord, Telegram, and WhatsApp with Msty Claw
navTruncate: false
previewImage: "/images/welcome-to-msty.png"
---
Msty Claw supports Discord, Telegram, and WhatsApp channels.
Use this as the high-level setup flow. For full platform-specific requirements, always follow each platform's official docs.
## Discord
In Msty Claw:
1. Open **Settings > Channels**.
2. Add a channel with platform set to **Discord**.
3. Paste your Discord Bot Token.
4. Connect the channel, then set your chat target using the Discord channel ID.
Official docs:
- [Discord Developer Quick Start](https://docs.discord.com/developers/quick-start/getting-started){target="_blank"}
## Telegram
In Msty Claw:
1. Open **Settings > Channels**.
2. Add a channel with platform set to **Telegram**.
3. Create a bot using `@BotFather` and paste the bot token.
4. Set the target chat ID for the bot.
Official docs:
- [Telegram Bots FAQ](https://core.telegram.org/bots/faq){target="_blank"}
## WhatsApp
In Msty Claw:
1. Open **Settings > Channels**.
2. Add a channel with platform set to **WhatsApp**.
3. Connect and scan the QR code from your phone.
4. Send a message from the chat you want to use, then choose or paste the chat JID.
Official docs:
- [WhatsApp Help Center](https://faq.whatsapp.com){target="_blank"}
- [WhatsApp Business Platform Docs](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp){target="_blank"}
## Integration tips
- Start with one channel and one bot until your workflow is stable.
- Keep bot tokens and keys private.
- Test in a private channel/chat before inviting others.
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---
title: Configurations
description: Configure MCP tools, skills, security, and runtime options in Msty Claw
navTruncate: false
previewImage: "/images/welcome-to-msty.png"
---
Msty Claw supports configuration for tools, skills, security controls, and containerized bot runtime.
## MCP tools
Open **Settings > Tools** to configure MCP servers.
You can:
- Add a server with a `name`, `command`, and `arguments`
- Connect/disconnect servers
- Edit or remove saved servers
- Optionally add a Jina API key for web search
## Skills
Msty Claw auto-discovers skills from:
- Personal skills: `~/.mstyclaw/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md`
- Workspace skills: `<workspace>/.mstyclaw/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md`
Use skills to provide reusable workflows and domain-specific instructions.
## Security and permissions
Open **Settings > Security**.
You can configure:
- **Sender groups**: who can message each bot
- **Allowed folders**: where bots can read/write
- **Blocked patterns**: sensitive files/folders that stay off-limits (for example `.env`, `.ssh`, and credential paths)
During tool calls, Msty Claw can prompt for **Allow**, **Always**, or **Deny** decisions on actions like command execution or file edits.
## Workspace and runtime
Per bot, you can configure:
- **Workspace mode**: managed workspace or project folder
- **Runtime**: host or container (Docker/Podman)
- **Terminal commands**: on/off
- **Container network**: blocked/allowed
- **Web access**: on/off (container web access depends on network being allowed)
## Ask Msty Claw to help configure things
You can ask Msty Claw to help set these up for you, for example:
- Install and connect an MCP server
- Create or install skills
- Propose safe permission settings
- Set up a bot runtime for host or container use
This can reduce manual setup work when you prefer guided configuration.
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title: Msty Claw
icon: tabler:robot
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::div{label="Windows" icon="iconoir:windows"}
### Windows
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (x64) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.3 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.3/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.2 (x64)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.2/win/auto/MstyStudio_x64.exe)
@@ -264,8 +267,14 @@ sudo chmod 4755 /opt/MstyStudio/chrome-sandbox
::div{label="Mac" icon="hugeicons:apple"}
### Mac
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (Apple Silicon) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (Intel) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (Apple Silicon) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (Intel) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (Intel)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (Intel)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (Intel)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (Intel)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/mac/MstyStudio_x64.dmg)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.3 (Apple Silicon)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.3/mac/MstyStudio_arm64.dmg)
@@ -290,8 +299,14 @@ sudo chmod 4755 /opt/MstyStudio/chrome-sandbox
::div{label="Linux" icon="ph:linux-logo"}
### Linux
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64 AppImage) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64 deb) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (x64 AppImage) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.3 (x64 deb) - Latest](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.3/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.2 (x64 deb)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.2/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.1 (x64 deb)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.1/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.7.0 (x64 deb)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.7.0/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.4 (x64 deb)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.4/linux/MstyStudio_amd64.deb)
- [Msty Studio 2.6.3 (x64 AppImage)](https://next-assets.msty.studio/app/releases/2.6.3/linux/MstyStudio_x86_64.AppImage)
@@ -1130,185 +1145,6 @@ However, this information is stored locally on user devices and can be accessed
::Resources
---
Msty Claw is an OpenClaw-style desktop agent app from Msty. It is designed for broader agent workflows, not just dedicated AI coding tasks, and it is currently separate from Msty Studio.
Download Msty Claw from [msty.ai/claw](https://msty.ai/claw){target="_blank"}.
::alert{type="info" icon="tabler:info-circle"}
Msty Claw currently supports Apple Silicon macOS. Windows and Linux support are coming soon.
::
::alert{type="warning" icon="tabler:alert-circle"}
Msty Claw is currently in open beta and is free for personal use only.
::
## Msty Claw vs Msty Studio
Msty Claw is **not** Msty Studio. They are separate products today.
Over time, the products will become more closely integrated, but right now you should treat Msty Claw as its own app with its own setup and settings.
## What Msty Claw can do
- Run broader agent workflows with local or cloud models
- Connect chat channels like Discord, Telegram, and WhatsApp
- Run bots in a managed workspace or an existing project folder
- Run bots on host runtime or container runtime
- Use tools via MCP servers and custom skills
For product updates, examples, and the latest release information, check [msty.ai/claw](https://msty.ai/claw){target="_blank"}.
## Workspace and container options
When you create a bot, Msty Claw lets you choose:
- **Managed workspace**: an isolated workspace folder created for that bot
- **Project folder**: a specific folder you choose on disk
- **Host runtime**: runs directly on your machine
- **Container runtime**: runs in Docker or Podman with optional network access
---
This page covers the general setup flow.
## App setup (recommended)
::steps
### Install Msty Claw
Download it from [msty.ai/claw](https://msty.ai/claw){target="_blank"} and launch the app.
### Connect a model provider
During onboarding (or later in **Settings > Providers**), connect a provider and pick a model.
### Connect at least one channel
In **Settings > Channels**, add Discord, Telegram, or WhatsApp and connect it.
### Create your first bot
Choose workspace mode (managed or project folder), runtime (host or container), and access controls.
::
## Notes
- Msty Claw is currently in open beta and free for personal use only.
- Container runtime requires Docker or Podman.
- If container network is blocked, web access is also blocked.
- Bots require a connected channel and chat target.
---
Msty Claw supports Discord, Telegram, and WhatsApp channels.
Use this as the high-level setup flow. For full platform-specific requirements, always follow each platform's official docs.
## Discord
In Msty Claw:
1. Open **Settings > Channels**.
2. Add a channel with platform set to **Discord**.
3. Paste your Discord Bot Token.
4. Connect the channel, then set your chat target using the Discord channel ID.
Official docs:
- [Discord Developer Quick Start](https://docs.discord.com/developers/quick-start/getting-started){target="_blank"}
## Telegram
In Msty Claw:
1. Open **Settings > Channels**.
2. Add a channel with platform set to **Telegram**.
3. Create a bot using `@BotFather` and paste the bot token.
4. Set the target chat ID for the bot.
Official docs:
- [Telegram Bots FAQ](https://core.telegram.org/bots/faq){target="_blank"}
## WhatsApp
In Msty Claw:
1. Open **Settings > Channels**.
2. Add a channel with platform set to **WhatsApp**.
3. Connect and scan the QR code from your phone.
4. Send a message from the chat you want to use, then choose or paste the chat JID.
Official docs:
- [WhatsApp Help Center](https://faq.whatsapp.com){target="_blank"}
- [WhatsApp Business Platform Docs](https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp){target="_blank"}
## Integration tips
- Start with one channel and one bot until your workflow is stable.
- Keep bot tokens and keys private.
- Test in a private channel/chat before inviting others.
---
Msty Claw supports configuration for tools, skills, security controls, and containerized bot runtime.
## MCP tools
Open **Settings > Tools** to configure MCP servers.
You can:
- Add a server with a `name`, `command`, and `arguments`
- Connect/disconnect servers
- Edit or remove saved servers
- Optionally add a Jina API key for web search
## Skills
Msty Claw auto-discovers skills from:
- Personal skills: `~/.mstyclaw/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md`
- Workspace skills: `<workspace>/.mstyclaw/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md`
Use skills to provide reusable workflows and domain-specific instructions.
## Security and permissions
Open **Settings > Security**.
You can configure:
- **Sender groups**: who can message each bot
- **Allowed folders**: where bots can read/write
- **Blocked patterns**: sensitive files/folders that stay off-limits (for example `.env`, `.ssh`, and credential paths)
During tool calls, Msty Claw can prompt for **Allow**, **Always**, or **Deny** decisions on actions like command execution or file edits.
## Workspace and runtime
Per bot, you can configure:
- **Workspace mode**: managed workspace or project folder
- **Runtime**: host or container (Docker/Podman)
- **Terminal commands**: on/off
- **Container network**: blocked/allowed
- **Web access**: on/off (container web access depends on network being allowed)
## Ask Msty Claw to help configure things
You can ask Msty Claw to help set these up for you, for example:
- Install and connect an MCP server
- Create or install skills
- Propose safe permission settings
- Set up a bot runtime for host or container use
This can reduce manual setup work when you prefer guided configuration.
---
## Manage License Keys and Devices
@@ -5056,4 +4892,4 @@ This will display a modal where you'll enter and confirm a passphrase.
::Resources
::Resources