Suzi Claw

Suzi Claw is the power-user Telegram interface to the Suzi CLI.

If you already think in terms of portfolios, agents, positions, orders, and live account state, Claw gives you a faster surface than staying in terminal. You ask for the workflow in plain English, and Claw uses the same underlying CLI primitives that power the rest of Suzi.

Claw is not a developer SDK and it is not a separate platform. It is an interface layer for using the CLI through chat, with persistent context, file outputs, image input, and account-aware workflows.

What Claw Is Good At

• Checking live portfolio state without manually assembling a chain of CLI commands
• Reviewing active agents, recent executions, balances, and exposure in one thread
• Turning screenshots, charts, and prompts into concrete outputs like summaries, reports, and generated files
• Importing shared agents from Telegram links and continuing the workflow in chat
• Staying in one ongoing conversation instead of rebuilding context every time

How To Think About It

Claw sits on top of the same Suzi CLI harness documented in the Suzi CLI docs. When Claw answers a serious portfolio or agent question, it is expected to use live CLI-backed state instead of hand-waving from chat history alone.

What makes Claw different from a plain terminal wrapper is that it keeps a persistent chat and runtime model. It can carry context across messages, work with files and screenshots, and return generated artifacts directly into Telegram.

Where To Start

• If you are connecting Claw for the first time, go to Getting Started.
• If you want examples of what to ask for, go to Using Claw.
• If you care about screenshots, generated files, and artifact outputs, go to Files, Images & Outputs.
• If you want to understand why Claw feels stateful, go to Memory, Context & Sessions.

Quick Reality Check

• Claw is optimized for power users, not for teaching the CLI from scratch.
• Most work happens through ordinary chat messages. The only bot command most users should ever need to think about is /start during chat initialization.
• Claw is not a per-message stateless bot. It keeps session and runtime context when possible.
• These pages focus on how Claw works today.

For the exact CLI commands behind these workflows, keep the CLI reference open alongside Claw.