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February 10, 2026

First Dedicated TomatoClaw Deployment Access Opens

We are officially opening the first dedicated TomatoClaw deployment access slots. TomatoClaw is Tomato's dedicated AI agent product built on OpenClaw, allowing users to more quickly get their own agent environment through Tomato.

The first access slots are now open

Today, we are officially opening the first dedicated TomatoClaw deployment access slots.

TomatoClaw is Tomato's dedicated AI agent product.
It is built on OpenClaw and is delivered as a complete productized and service-ready offering by Tomato.

What TomatoClaw is

TomatoClaw is Tomato's first formal product launch in the agent direction.

If traditional model services solve the problem of "accessing AI," TomatoClaw goes one step further and focuses on "having an AI agent of your own."
It is not a one-time model access point. It is a dedicated, persistently available, long-term agent environment.

The relationship between TomatoClaw and OpenClaw

OpenClaw is one of the foundational technical layers behind TomatoClaw.
On top of that foundation, Tomato has further developed the deployment model, user experience, service delivery, and overall product structure that now make up TomatoClaw.

In other words:

  • OpenClaw is part of the underlying technical foundation
  • TomatoClaw is the official product name Tomato brings to users
  • What users receive through TomatoClaw is a complete agent product and service experience

How this differs from a standard model service

Compared with traditional model services, TomatoClaw places more emphasis on dedicated deployment, persistent runtime, and long-term use.

With TomatoClaw, users can get:

  • Their own dedicated agent environment
  • A more persistent and stable usage model
  • A more personalized and long-term AI service experience

That means TomatoClaw is not just about using a model. It is about having an AI agent environment that can be used over time.

Why we are opening access now

After internal incubation and validation, we believe TomatoClaw is ready to enter real-world testing.

What matters most now is getting real users involved so we can continue validating:

  • The practical value of dedicated agents
  • Whether deployment and delivery are smooth enough
  • Whether the overall experience is stable enough
  • Whether this product direction can sustain itself over time

What's next

Based on the results of this first access phase, we will continue refining TomatoClaw's delivery flow, deployment stability, and overall service structure as we move toward making it one of Tomato's core product directions.