ClawsGO Science

AI agent for scientific research that runs unattended tasks on cloud compute

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ClawsGO Science is an AI agent designed for researchers to automate the labour-intensive parts of scientific work. You describe a research task in plain language, and the agent searches literature, extracts data, runs analyses, writes drafts and assembles figures while running on cloud compute for hours without pausing. Every claim in the output traces back to a source, and you can replay the entire run to see each step the agent took.

The agent works across multiple models including Claude Opus, Claude Fable and GPT 6 Astra, which you can switch between by task. It handles tasks like meta-analyses, single-cell atlas benchmarking, protein docking batch runs and grant proposal drafting. Your work syncs in real time across web, phone and desktop, and you can run multiple tasks in parallel depending on your plan.

ClawsGO runs on cloud infrastructure with no separate compute billing. You pay a monthly credit allowance that covers both the AI models and the cloud resources needed to execute your tasks. The free plan includes 1,500 signup credits that never expire and supports 2 parallel tasks.

ClawsGO runs research tasks unattended on cloud compute for hours, returning complete drafts with traced sources. It lets you switch between the strongest models from each lab by task, and every action is traceable and replayable. Compute, execution environments and storage are included in your subscription; you pay only for the intelligence used.

Problem: Researchers spend most of their week on labour like searching literature, reading papers, verifying data and formatting results, leaving little time for actual thinking and discovery.
Solution: ClawsGO automates the labour-intensive parts of research by running unattended on cloud compute. You describe your question, the agent handles searching, reading, cross-checking and drafting, then returns a document where every claim traces to its source.

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