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API Claws

Run hosted Buda AI agents programmatically to embed cloud AI agents with
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API Claws by Buda provides a developer-facing API to create and run hosted AI agents programmatically. It allows hardware makers and software developers to embed cloud-hosted AI assistants with conversation capabilities, private knowledge bases, and managed runtime environments without building inference infrastructure or agent management themselves. The API supports tenant isolation, session management, durable knowledge storage, and is embeddable via iframe or frontend-safe tokens.

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CategoryDeveloper Tools
PlatformsWeb
PricingFreemium
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ListedOctober 2026
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Mobile PageSpeed
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59 out of 100, Needs improvement
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96 out of 100, Good
Best Practices
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Product Hunt81 source points · 8 comments

memory + model routing in one api is usefull, saves so much glue code 👍 who's using it most so far?

petrkovacik · Imported from Product Hunt

@mrkelly @kelvinpoon @seey @doriiiiis_ How easy is it to connect a cloud agent to an existing app using your API? This looks useful for developers who want to save time.

rohit62661 · Imported from Product Hunt

As a founder building an AI startup, the infrastructure tax is real. You spend weeks on sessions, memory, routing, observability before you ship anything users actually see. API Claws looks like it's trying to collapse that into an API call, which is the right instinct. Drive memory plus managed runtime plus model routing in one place is the part I'd want to test first. Curious how it handles retries and long-running sessions when things go sideways, that's usually where the seams show.

leo_ye · Imported from Product Hunt