MaxClaw

MaxClaw is the official cloud AI agent from MiniMax, built on the OpenClaw framework and powered by the 229-billion-parameter M2.5 model. It compresses a self-hosted AI agent that normally takes hours to configure into a 10-second, one-click deployment, built for individuals and teams without a technical background who still want an enterprise-grade AI agent.

Core Capabilities

• One-Click Deployment: No server, Docker, or API key — visiting the site completes the full cloud environment initialization
• Long-Term Memory: Cross-session memory exceeding 200,000 tokens, continuously accumulating a profile of user preferences and work habits
• All-Platform Access: Native support for Telegram, Discord, Slack, WhatsApp, Feishu, and DingTalk, on standby 7x24 hours
• Complete Toolchain: Built-in web browsing, code execution, image generation, video generation, and file analysis, with no extra API fees
• 50GB Cloud Storage: Dedicated cloud storage supporting cross-device collaboration and office ecosystem integration
• Custom Personality: Agent name, personality, and behavior patterns are all customizable

Use Cases Tech novices who want a working AI automation workflow, SMEs that need a low-cost AI assistant, content creators using image and video generation to boost output, and domestic teams working inside the Feishu/DingTalk ecosystem.

Unique Advantages Compared with KimiClaw (about $39/month), MaxClaw is priced lower and its underlying M2.5 costs only 1/7 to 1/20 of Claude 3.5 Sonnet; compared with self-hosting OpenClaw, MaxClaw eliminates the twin nightmares of failed installations and runaway bills. MiniMax is the first Chinese AI company to integrate OpenClaw fully into its own large model platform.

Editor's Review MaxClaw has made the highest-barrier AI agent deployment genuinely zero-barrier, with M2.5 reaching an industry-leading 80.2% on SWE-Bench. Users broadly agree this is what agent infrastructure should look like. Note that the product only launched in February 2026, so long-term stability and data privacy (a China-based cloud service) remain variables to evaluate.