Agent37

Agent37 is a managed hosting platform specifically designed to run OpenClaw and Hermes instances, two open-source automation tools that enable users to build and manage AI-driven workflows, particularly for messaging platforms like WhatsApp. The service starts at $3.99 per month and provides a full browser-based environment where users can control their instances without needing local infrastructure or technical server administration. The core offering includes a web terminal that gives users a complete TTY interface within the browser. This terminal allows direct access to the instance’s command line, enabling users to install additional packages, edit configuration files such as openclaw.json and skills.yaml, tail logs in real time, and execute custom scripts. It mimics a local shell experience but runs entirely on Agent37’s servers, making it suitable for both developers and non-technical users who prefer a graphical interface. In addition to the terminal, Agent37 includes a visual file browser. Users can upload, download, edit, and organize files through a clean web UI. Drag-and-drop functionality simplifies moving configuration files and datasets. The file system is structured according to OpenClaw’s directory layout, so users can manage skills, connectors, and workflow definitions directly. This eliminates the need for FTP or SCP transfers and reduces the friction of setting up an automation pipeline. A distinguishing feature is the built-in task board called Minions. This tool functions as an integrated project management and scheduling system. Users can assign tasks to specific instances or team members, review outputs generated by the AI workflows, and schedule recurring jobs to run at defined intervals. For example, a user might set OpenClaw to send automated