A Chief of Staff who builds the team
You talk to your Chief of Staff. It builds the specialist bots, hands out the work, chases it and brings the results back to you.
Keep your agent. Add the team and desktop layer.
Murage runs OpenClaw and Hermes as engines, next to Fuigo, Claude Code and Codex. You get a Chief of Staff, a team of bots, approvals and the stop line, your chat apps and projects, all on your own computer.
Open source. macOS, Windows and Linux.
What Murage adds.
Pick the engine for each bot
Murage runs Fuigo, OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code and Codex, and a bot’s engine is a setting you can change at any time. Its notes, skills, routines and approvals live in Murage, so they stay put when you switch.
Approvals and the stop line
New bots start on Ask. On Full access, a bot stops before messaging anyone new, posting publicly, paying, or deleting outside its folder, unless you have allowed it for that task. On Hermes and other ACP engines, Ask and the stop line cover only what the engine asks Murage about, which for Hermes is shell commands and file edits. An OpenClaw bot runs under OpenClaw’s own approval settings: it handles its command approvals itself and doesn’t ask Murage first.
Your chat apps
Message your Chief of Staff from Telegram, Slack, Discord or WhatsApp, as well as the desktop app and the phone web app.
Projects
A project gives a piece of work its own goal, files, chat and bots, with a status of In progress, On hold or Finished.
On your own computer
Murage runs on your Mac, Windows PC or Linux computer. Memory, files and conversations are stored there, not on our servers.
How each one runs inside Murage.
Here is what to expect from each engine.
Hermes
Murage runs the Hermes you already installed, through Hermes’s own ACP adapter, as the engine for any bot you choose. A Hermes bot can start on the model your Hermes is already set to.
Ask and the stop line cover what Hermes asks Murage about, which is shell commands and file edits.
OpenClaw
Pick OpenClaw as a bot’s engine and your OpenClaw agent is reachable in Murage, alongside your other bots. It needs your own OpenClaw install.
An OpenClaw bot runs under OpenClaw’s own approval settings: it handles its command approvals itself and doesn’t ask Murage first. An OpenClaw bot runs on OpenClaw’s own tools. Murage’s teammates, memory, computer, browser and connected apps aren’t available on it. Your Chief of Staff can give it work; it answers alone, on OpenClaw’s own tools. For work that needs Murage’s teammates, memory, connected apps or stop line, use a bot on Claude Code or Codex.
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Questions from OpenClaw and Hermes users.
Do I have to give up OpenClaw or Hermes?
No. Murage runs the install you already have as a bot’s engine. Your existing agent keeps working as it did, because Murage does not take over your install.
Where do I start?
Download the app, connect the engine you already use, and brief your Chief of Staff on one job you can check. New bots start on Ask.
What carries over from my current setup?
The full list, a first week to try it and the way out are on the switching guide.
One job this week. Judge it yourself.
Download the app, connect the engine you already use, and brief your Chief of Staff on one job you can check.
No account needed · Runs on the AI plan you already pay for