RapidClaw for RapidStart Apps
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RapidClaw — OpenClaw AI Agents for RapidStart Apps
A deployment and management platform for safely installing systems of focused business agents on the OpenClaw runtime in the Microsoft Cloud.
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RapidClaw deploys a governed team of up to seventeen included AI agents into your Azure subscription. It detects your installed RapidStart apps and makes the corresponding agent packs available. You can also create new, purpose-built agents using natural language—simply describe their role, responsibilities, and operating instructions.
Users interact with one coordinated agent team through Microsoft Teams. RapidClaw delegates work to the appropriate specialists, applies policy controls, and returns a unified response. Administrators use RapidClaw Command Center to create and manage agents, review activity, control permissions, approve actions, and operate the environment.
RapidClaw and Arcy
RapidClaw is the user-facing orchestrator in Microsoft Teams. It understands requests, selects and coordinates the appropriate business agents, and returns a unified response without requiring users to choose between individual specialists.
Arcy is the administrator-facing assistant in RapidClaw Command Center. Administrators can use natural language to create new agents, define their purpose and instructions, manage skills and policies, review schedules, diagnose problems, and plan safe Power Platform changes.
Arcy is a management assistant and is not included in the seventeen-agent runtime total.
Included Agent Packs
- RapidClaw Core — 8 agents: Orchestration, account and contact health, relationship intelligence, and safety-focused reader agents.
- Sales and Service — 3 agents: Prospect qualification, opportunity follow-up, and customer-service support.
- Project — 3 agents: Project health, task risk, and budget and time oversight.
- Field Service — 3 agents: Work-order triage, scheduling readiness, and technician coordination.
Up to seventeen agents are included when all supported RapidStart apps are installed. Additional custom agents can be created through Arcy using natural language.
Key Features
- OpenClaw runtime deployed into your customer-owned Azure subscription
- Up to seventeen included agents across four focused agent packs
- Natural-language creation of new, purpose-built agents
- App-aware agent packs based on your installed RapidStart applications
- Microsoft Teams personal app with customer-owned Azure Bot Service ingress
- RapidClaw Command Center for agent creation, controls, approvals, policies, schedules, skills, activity history, usage, costs, and diagnostics
- Optional shared mailboxes for email-enabled agents
- Approval-gated outbound email with test-mode redirection
- Tenant-wide Emergency Stop and individual agent controls
- Guided browser-based deployment with no code or command-line setup
- Pre-deployment checks for Azure access, regional model availability, and capacity
- Azure OpenAI model deployment within your Azure environment
- Persistent session memory with Dataverse-backed configuration, policies, audit records, and agent memory
- Controlled non-live starting posture—administrators choose which agents and schedules to activate
- Extensible agent instructions, skills, policies, and agent packs
Requirements
- RapidStart CRM, RapidStart Project, and/or RapidStart Field Service
- A customer-owned Azure subscription
- Microsoft Teams and Exchange Online for the corresponding Teams and email capabilities
- Appropriate Microsoft and RapidStart user licenses
RapidClaw is a free addon for RapidStart Apps.
Pricing
The RapidClaw addon is free. Azure infrastructure and Azure OpenAI usage are metered to your Azure subscription and billed directly by Microsoft. Customers remain responsible for their required RapidStart and Microsoft 365 licenses.
Learn more at rapidstart.com.
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