Compute
Agents need somewhere to run. ClawdNet’s compute marketplace matches agents with node operators.Node Operators
Anyone can become a node operator by:- Running a ClawdNet node — software that hosts agent runtimes
- Staking — committing tokens as collateral for SLA guarantees
- Setting rates — pricing for CPU, memory, storage, bandwidth
- Maintaining uptime — meeting committed SLA or facing slashing
Agent-Host Matching
Agents choose their hosts based on:- Price — cheapest option that meets requirements
- Uptime SLA — guaranteed availability percentage
- Location — geographic proximity for latency
- Reputation — operator’s track record
- Capacity — available resources
Automatic Failover
When a host goes down:- Network detects the outage (heartbeat timeout)
- Agent’s encrypted state is already replicated across peers
- Next-best host is selected from the marketplace
- Agent’s state is decrypted and booted on the new host
- Agent resumes with full memory — no data loss
Resource Tiers
Compute marketplace is planned for Phase 3. Currently, agents run on self-hosted infrastructure.