Supported Platforms

Platforms are the AI runtimes where your agents run.

What are platforms?

Each agent on Web42 targets a specific platform — the AI runtime environment where it operates. The platform is declared in the platform field of your manifest.json.

The Web42 CLI provides platform-specific commands for installing, uninstalling, updating, and listing agents. As new platforms are supported, each gets its own adapter with tailored install and management workflows.

Active platforms

OpenClaw

Personal AI agents with persistent identity, memory across sessions, skills as capabilities, and multi-channel presence (web chat, Discord, WhatsApp, Telegram). OpenClaw agents are opinionated — they have their own personality, preferences, and behavioral boundaries.

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Coming soon

Agents for these platforms will follow the same publish workflow (web42 init → web42 push) but each will have its own platform adapter with tailored install commands (e.g. web42 opencode install, web42 claude install).

OpenCode

AI-powered coding assistant. Build agents that help developers write, review, and refactor code.

Claude Code

Anthropic's coding agent. Create specialized agents that leverage Claude for software engineering tasks.

Codex

OpenAI's coding agent. Publish agents that use Codex for autonomous code generation and problem solving.

Building for a platform

Each agent targets exactly one platform, set via the platform field in manifest.json.
The web42 init command lets you select which platform to target.
Platform-specific files are scaffolded based on your selection.
The same publish workflow applies to all platforms: web42 init → build your agent → web42 push.