Morning Brief
Before you're awake, it's read your inbox, your calendar, and your feeds — and hands you the three things that actually matter.
PersonalAvailable nowThe Agentic OS — free · open source · local-first
Install it.Talk to it.It runs your day.
An open-source runtime that lives on your machine. Tell it what you need in plain language — it briefs you, tracks your pipeline, runs your overnight jobs. No terminal. No Docker. No code. Running in five minutes.
$ lionspaw — early accessGet early access ↗Open source · Apache-2.0 core · local-first · your keys never leave your machine
01 — Workflows
One runtime. Every workflowyou'd hire someone for.
You don't configure Lion's Paw. You tell it what you want done — once — and it runs on schedule, in the background, and reports back. Here's what people run it for.
Inbox Triage
Your agent sorts the noise, drafts the replies, and queues them for one tap of approval. You never start at zero.
Personal + BusinessComing via the DenContent Factory
Drop in raw material — it drafts, formats per platform, and lines up the calendar. You approve; it ships everywhere.
Personal + BusinessComing via the DenCRM & Follow-ups
Every contact, deal, and “I'll circle back” tracked — with the next move surfaced before you forget it.
BusinessAvailable nowMeeting Intelligence
Drop in a transcript. Out come the decisions, the action items, and the follow-up drafts — already written.
BusinessComing via the DenResearch & Knowledge
It reads the sources, keeps what matters, and remembers it — so your second question is smarter than your first.
Personal + BusinessAvailable nowOvernight Jobs
Hand it the long task — the code review, the data pull, the report — and find it done in the morning.
Personal + BusinessAvailable nowRun an AI Agency
Set up and run agents for local businesses, white-labeled. The runtime does the work; you keep the retainer.
BusinessComing via the DenLead Generation
It finds the prospects that fit, enriches them, and fills your list — while you work the ones already in it.
BusinessComing via the DenSales Automation
Sequences, follow-ups, and replies that go out on time, every time. Your pipeline never goes cold.
BusinessComing via the DenDM Funnels
Comments become conversations, conversations become booked calls — qualified and routed while you sleep.
BusinessComing via the DenGrowth Reports
Every Monday: what grew, what stalled, and the three moves for the week — pulled from your real numbers.
BusinessComing via the Den02 — For people, not just devs
You don't need to be technical. You need to know what you want done.
Most agent tools were built by developers, for developers. They assume you're comfortable in a terminal, fluent in Docker, and willing to read a config file. Lion's Paw assumes none of that.
You install it with one command. Then you talk to it, in plain language, the same way you'd brief an assistant. No commands to memorize. No YAML to edit. When it needs your sign-off, it asks; nothing runs behind your back.
Developers get the full depth — a Rust runtime, a scriptable CLI, a headless mode, the whole open-source core. Everyone else gets the part that matters: tell it what you want, watch it get done.
One command
One command at launch — early access is opening now. No build chain, no dependencies to chase.
Plain language voice on the roadmap
Type it like you'd text a person. The runtime understands intent, not syntax.
Templates, not blank pages Den catalog
Start from a workflow that already works. Tweak it; don't build it from scratch.
You approve, then it acts
Deny-by-default. Every action that touches the outside world waits for your yes.
brief me at 7 every weekday
Done. Inbox, calendar, and feeds — distilled to what matters, on your screen at 7:00.
what's stuck in my pipeline?
Two deals idle >7 days. Drafted both follow-ups — want to review them?
run the full report tonight
Scheduled for 02:00. It'll be on your desk before your coffee.
03 — The field
Other runtimes were built for the terminal. This one was built for you.
The open-source agent space is full of capable tools. Most share one blind spot: they stop at the runtime. No path to learn it, no marketplace to extend it, no community to run it with — and a setup wall that loses everyone who isn't a developer. Here's the honest landscape.
| Dimension |  Lion's Paw |  OpenClaw |  Hermes |  Goose |  DeerFlow |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Built for non-developers | ✓Yes — plain language, one command, no terminal needed | ✕No — curl-to-bash, terminal-first | ✕No — aimed at AI engineers | ~Partial — desktop app, dev-framed | ✕No — research harness for builders |
| Install | ✓One command — early access, no Docker | Shell-script install | Python install + setup | Install + configure | Python + Docker typical |
| Learning path | ✓Yes — Academy, from install to orchestration | ✕No | ✕No | ✕No | ✕No |
| Module marketplace | ✓Yes — the Den, agent modules by category | ✕No | ✕No | ✕No | ✕No |
| Community | ✓Yes — builder community + creator program | Repo + issues | Repo + issues | Repo + Discord | Repo + issues |
| Voice + multi-surface | Roadmap — TUI today, desktop + mobile coming | CLI | CLI | CLI + desktop | Web UI |
| Multi-model orchestration | ✓Yes — route across providers, native + bridged | Varies | Function-calling focus | Multi-provider | Multi-agent, LLM-flexible |
| Security posture | ✓Deny-by-default — 9-layer pipeline, approval queue | Self-managed | Self-managed | Sandbox options | Sandbox options |
| License | Open source, Apache-2.0 core | Open source | Open source (MIT) | Open source | Open source |
Credit where it's due: DeerFlow (open-source, ByteDance, ~70K GitHub stars) is a serious long-horizon research-and-build harness. Goose (Block) ships a genuinely good developer desktop agent. Hermes (Nous Research, MIT) is a capable function-calling runtime for AI engineers. Strong tools — for developers. Lion's Paw competes on a different axis: the runtime is the start, and the academy, marketplace, and community are what take a non-developer from install to outcome.
Everyone else hands you a runtime. We hand you a runtime, the path to master it, the modules to extend it, and the people to build with.
04 — The pride
The runtime is free. The reason to stay is everyone else running it.
A tool you install alone is a tool you abandon alone. Lion's Paw is built the other way around: every install drops you into a community of people shipping the same way you do.
Other runtimes have a repo. Lion's Paw has a roster.
05 — Where it's going
We're building the runtime for the next decade, not the next demo.
Lion's Paw runs on your machine today. Here's the line we're building toward — and we'd rather tell you the plan than pretend it's already done.
Voice-native roadmap
Talk to your runtime out loud, hands-free — the most natural interface there is.
Desktop + mobile, one runtime desktop in-flight
The same agent on your laptop, your phone, and in the background — your work follows you.
The full Den catalog roadmap
A module for every job you'd hire for — business, content, trading, agency — installable in a tap.
Certified, hireable builders roadmap
Earn a credential that proves you can build with agents, and get listed where businesses hire.
Your business, fully run the line we're on
From morning brief to closed deal — a runtime that handles the operational reality so you handle the judgment calls.
Install it now. Grow into the rest as we ship it.
Install it tonight.Wake up to what it built.
One command. Free and open source. The runtime takes it from there.
$ lionspaw — early accessGet early access ↗Open sourceApache-2.0Local-firstNo Docker required