The internet was built for humans. AI agents need their own way in — and today they don't have one.
Give an agent a real job that touches the open web and watch what breaks. A captcha it can't solve. A phone number it can't get. An email confirmation that lands somewhere it can't read. An API key it shouldn't have seen but did. Every gate exists for a reason, but the cumulative effect is the same: the agent stops.
We built Clawise to fix this — one platform that gives an agent the four things it can't get on its own.
Why we built this
Most "agent infrastructure" being built today sits at the model layer: better tools, longer context, smarter planners. None of that matters if the agent can't sign up for a service in the first place.
Every team we talked to had wired the same four things from scratch. Receiving email meant Mailgun, then their own MX, then a temp-mail service that gets blocklisted on day three. Receiving an SMS meant Twilio, which won't sell to "verification farming," then a grey-market service where the OTP turns up in someone else's queue. Getting past a captcha meant 2Captcha, where humans in a click-farm earn fractions of a cent per solve. Holding an API key meant hardcoding it in the prompt and hoping the agent didn't log it. The OWASP LLM Top 10 lists sensitive information disclosure as the second-most-exploited LLM vulnerability for a reason.
Wiring this once is a week of work. Wiring it for every agent every team builds is the dominant cost of putting an agent in production. We thought it should be an API.
What Clawise is
Four modules behind one API key.
Mail gives your agent a real, deliverable inbox — at clawise.dev or your own domain in three DNS records. Send and receive, full MIME and attachments. The deliverability fight is ours.
Phone rents a number scoped to a single verification. No reuse across customers, no VOIP rejection, no shared OTP queue. You ask for a verification on WhatsApp; we hand back the code.
Captcha solves reCAPTCHA v2/v3, hCaptcha, and Cloudflare Turnstile through one API. No browser required for the headless path; for challenges that must run inside a live page, you point us at your CDP endpoint and we inject the solution back.
Vault is the one we feel strongest about. You store a credential and get a placeholder back — clawise://a3f2b1d4e5c6. You put the placeholder in your prompt. The agent reads, writes, and logs the placeholder; a local daemon proxy substitutes the real value on the way out of your machine. The agent never sees the secret. Clawise servers don't see it either.
Get started
npm install clawiseSign up at clawise.dev. SDKs in TypeScript, Python, and Go. If your agent is hitting something we haven't covered, find us on Discord or GitHub — we read everything.
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