Msty Claw 0.7.0 | Raw Signal

Computer Use, macOS only for now
Skills Hub inside the app
Android, invite-only
auto-organization of unfiled chats

We use CuaDriver for Computer Use. The team recently open-sourced it and made it free, which removed my easy excuse not to ship. Even with the driver handling the hard background work, the integration was not quick. I shipped it once, hit focus problems, threw it away, and built it again.

I wanted Computer Use in Claw because of how Codex does it. Codex runs on its own virtual cursor and does not steal yours. You can keep working while it clicks around. I was not willing to ship a Claw version that hijacked your real cursor, so two attempts.

There are still edge cases. The current build feels solid enough to ship.

macOS only for now. The team says Linux and Windows are close. I will believe Linux when I see it work. Accessibility there is not the same conversation as on macOS.

On Skills Hub: I like skills. For a lot of workflows I reach for them before MCP tools. They carry process and judgment, which is often what I want from an agent.

Discovery and management is where they fall apart for non-developers. The Vercel Agent Skills docs start with npx skills add .... Fine if you live in a terminal. Not fine as the default story for a desktop app. We have a rule about this at Msty: a user knowing the terminal is okay, requiring it is not.

So Skills Hub does the obvious thing inside the app. Discover, inspect, install, update, disable, remove. Boring plumbing, and that boring plumbing is what makes skills usable for everyone instead of a small fraction of our users.

Android is invite-only for now. iOS shipped in 0.6.0, and Android users were right to ask when their turn was coming.

Auto-organization is the smallest feature here. By default, chats pile into the unfiled folder and stay there. Filing them by hand is the chore you keep almost doing. Claw now does it on a schedule and creates new folders when it needs to.

The first build of Claw I shared internally was an experiment. Past “let’s do the Claw thing,” we did not know what it would become. The worst plausible outcome was another Claw clone. 0.7.0 is not that. It looks like its own product now, with enough behind it that I think it could stand on its own outside Msty.

We are considering a rename. “Claw” does not really fit what it is becoming. More on that later.