ClaraVerse is a private AI workspace with multi-agent crews, memory with encryption, and local-first storage. It supports multiple providers, knowledge bases, and 200+ integrations, with self-hosted and cloud options.
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What it is
ClaraVerse is a private AI workspace built around agents that work as a team, memory that behaves like a memory system, and a license intended to be open source. It supports Chat, Crew (multi-agent teams with human review), a visual workflow builder, and Telegram integration, and can use OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, or local models like Ollama and llama.cpp. Chats are stored locally with optional encrypted sync.
How it works
Key features include:
- Crew: Agent teams with a card pipeline and human review.
- Memory: Layered, encrypted memory with pinned and recall tiers, automatic decay, and model-driven retrieval.
- Clara Agent: A terminal coding agent (claracli) that shares account/model with the web app.
- 150+ integrations and tools out of the box, including Slack, GitHub, Jira, and more.
- Knowledge bases: Upload PDFs/MD/TXT/HTML to a project with hybrid vector + BM25 + reranker search.
- Local AI auto-detection of Ollama/LM Studio and OpenAI-compatible endpoints.
Getting started
Install and run in self-hosted mode:
- On Linux/macOS one-line install:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/claraverse-space/ClaraVerse/main/cli/install.sh | bash && claraverse init
- Docker Compose setup is described in the README, including a docker-compose.production.yml path and a note about embeddings sidecar for RAG.
- Command for the one-line install is provided in the README exactly as shown above.
- Claraverse also provides a docker run example and an advanced configuration section for environment variables and local auto-detection.
Getting started commands from README
claraverse companion install
Or manually download the binary for your platform.
claraverse agent install # builds Clara Agent, puts `claracli` on your PATH
claracli # then run /login claraverse to connect it
# Docker run (single command)
docker run -d \
--name claraverse \
-p 3000:3000 \
-v claraverse-data:/app/data \
-v claraverse-uploads:/app/uploads \
--add-host=host.docker.internal:host-gateway \
ghcr.io/claraverse-space/claraverse:latest
Open http://localhost:3000 and register to start using ClaraVerse.
Recent releases
Latest releases (from the releases section):
- v0.3.1 ClaraVerse v0.3.1 — One-line install RAG-ready (2026-05-31): Patch release — fixes the one-line install path so it actually ships the v0.3.0 RAG feature end-to-end.
- v0.3.0 ClaraVerse v0.3.0 — Knowledge bases everywhere (2026-05-31): Changelog (tagged as v0.3.0).
- v0.2.0 ClaraVerse v0.2.0 — Nexus Hardening + Rose Pink Restore (2026-05-31): Changelog.
- v0.1.5-oss Clara Companion v0.1.5 (OSS) (2026-02-28): Clara Companion - connect your local MCP tools to ClaraVerse.
Traction
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License
License is listed as AGPL-3.0 in the README badges, but the repository metadata indicates license: none listed.
Behind the repo
Not specified beyond the repository description and the existence of multiple components (Web app, Clara Agent, and Docker/CLI tooling) within the repo. No external startup/company link was provided in the FACTS block.
Caveats
- License information: AGPL-3.0 is shown in badges in README, but the FACTS block states license: none listed. This discrepancy is noted, but per facts, we only report what is provided in the facts. The README shows an AGPL-3.0 badge.
- Created 2025-03-10; last_push 2026-08-03.
- Language: TypeScript.
- No explicit 'license' field in FACTS; the badge indicates AGPL-3.0.