Everyone talks about AI agents. Most of them are trapped in cloud APIs, sending your data to servers...
Everyone talks about AI agents. Most of them are trapped in cloud APIs, sending your data to servers you don't control. I spent the weekend trying out TrashClaw — a local tool-use agent from the RustChain ecosystem — and it changed my perspective on what autonomous AI can do without calling home.
What Is TrashClaw?
TrashClaw is a local-first AI agent that lives on your machine and can:
Read files, run commands, edit code
Use MCP servers to extend its capabilities
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