The global conversation around Artificial Intelligence is reaching an inflection point. As enterprises accelerate AI adoption, two realities are becoming impossible to ignore: GPU compute is prohibitively expensive, and data sovereignty is no longer optional. Organizations across industries — from finance and healthcare to defense and public infrastructure — are actively seeking alternatives to cloud-locked, high-cost AI stacks.
In response to this growing need, we at One Convergence have been working on a radically different approach — one that goes back to computing fundamentals while still enabling modern AI capabilities.
Introducing Sea-Claw — an open-source, C-based AI assistant designed for sovereign, on-prem, and ultra-lightweight deployments.
Recent developments in the ecosystem have accelerated urgency around open AI access. With the reported acquisition of the OpenClaw project by OpenAI and its transition toward closed-source control, the broader developer and enterprise community faces the prospect of losing transparent, modifiable agent infrastructure.
Sea-Claw emerges at precisely this moment — not as a reactionary fork, but as an independent, ground-up re-engineering of what an AI assistant platform can be when built for transparency, efficiency, and digital sovereignty.
India is stepping forward to provide an open alternative — one that remains accessible to researchers, enterprises, and builders worldwide.
Sea-Claw is built on a set of foundational principles that redefine how AI assistants should be engineered, deployed, and governed in a sovereignty-first era.
Together, these pillars position Sea-Claw as a next-generation AI assistant platform — combining efficiency, security, and openness to meet the evolving demands of global enterprise AI.
As AI continues to reshape global digital infrastructure, the industry must confront a fundamental question:
Will the future of intelligence be centralized, opaque, and cost-prohibitive — or distributed, transparent, and sovereign?
Sea-Claw represents a decisive step toward the latter.
By combining the efficiency of C, the practicality of on-prem deployment, and the openness of community collaboration, our project Sea-Claw is positioning itself as a foundational layer for the next generation of enterprise AI assistants.
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Repository link: https://github.com/t4tarzan/seaclaw
Project link: https://seaclaw.virtualgpt.cloud
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