KubeClaw: is an open-source, Kubernetes-based runtime for securely operating autonomous AI agents inside regulated financial environments. Built by Bitwave and used to power its own internal agentic workflows, KubeClaw gives security-conscious finance teams the controls that developer-oriented agent frameworks lack: data governance, auditability, approval workflows, restricted tool access, and complete visibility into every action an agent takes. Model-agnostic by design. Find it on GitHub or at kube-claw.com
Bitwave CLI: An open-source, agent-native accounting system that allows agents to perform accounting work locally across traditional and digital asset activity. Agents can create a full set of books locally, generate and submit agentic expense reports when spending money, and even work within Bitwave. All this activity can stay local, or agents can share their accounting work product through Bitwave’s hosted application, making it visible and useful to human operators.
By releasing Bitwave CLI and KubeClaw as open-source projects, Bitwave is inviting developers, finance teams, and accounting professionals to experiment with agent-native accounting workflows and contribute to the emerging infrastructure around agentic finance. Bitwave expects these open interfaces to support both independent experimentation and deeper connections to its hosted financial platform. View it at the Bitwave CLI home page or read more at the launch blog.
KubeClaw: is an open-source, Kubernetes-based runtime for securely operating autonomous AI agents inside regulated financial environments. Built by Bitwave and used to power its own internal agentic workflows, KubeClaw gives security-conscious finance teams the controls that developer-oriented agent frameworks lack: data governance, auditability, approval workflows, restricted tool access, and complete visibility into every action an agent takes. Model-agnostic by design. Find it on GitHub or at kube-claw.com
Bitwave CLI: An open-source, agent-native accounting system that allows agents to perform accounting work locally across traditional and digital asset activity. Agents can create a full set of books locally, generate and submit agentic expense reports when spending money, and even work within Bitwave. All this activity can stay local, or agents can share their accounting work product through Bitwave’s hosted application, making it visible and useful to human operators.
By releasing Bitwave CLI and KubeClaw as open-source projects, Bitwave is inviting developers, finance teams, and accounting professionals to experiment with agent-native accounting workflows and contribute to the emerging infrastructure around agentic finance. Bitwave expects these open interfaces to support both independent experimentation and deeper connections to its hosted financial platform. View it at the Bitwave CLI home page or read more at the launch blog.