FMXExpress has released PasClaw, an open-source AI agent framework for Delphi inspired by the architecture and design principles behind PicoClaw, Nanobot, and OpenClaw. Rather than being a simple AI wrapper, PasClaw provides the foundation for building persistent, tool-enabled AI agents entirely in Object Pascal.
PasClaw is designed around modern agent architectures that combine memory, tools, skills, sessions, and orchestration into a single runtime. The framework enables Delphi developers to build autonomous assistants, coding agents, automation systems, and AI-powered applications using native Object Pascal.
The framework includes support for:
- Persistent AI agents
- MCP integration
- Tool calling and agent capabilities
- Long-term memory and session management
- Skills and workflow automation
- Multi-provider LLM support
- Agent orchestration patterns
- Native Object Pascal implementation
Inspired by the same architectural concepts that power modern agent platforms, PasClaw focuses on building AI systems that can reason, remember, use tools, and execute complex workflows over time rather than simply responding to prompts.
PasClaw can also serve as a backend endpoint for Embarcadero KAI, allowing developers to connect RAD Studio’s integrated AI experience to their own agent infrastructure, tools, workflows, and model providers. This makes it possible to extend KAI beyond basic chat interactions and integrate it with custom automation, business logic, and agent-based systems running on PasClaw.
Whether you’re building coding assistants, autonomous workflows, AI-powered developer tools, or custom backends for KAI, PasClaw brings modern agent-native architecture to Delphi development.
See how PasClaw enables OpenClaw-style AI agents and custom KAI backends in Delphi.
