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Clawdi vs Gemini Spark

Open-source runtimes you choose or Google's 24/7 agent in Gemini: compare where your agent runs, what it connects to, and how you control it.

How they compare.

Runtime and models
ClawdiRun Hermes or OpenClaw as a Cloud Agent, or connect an agent you run. Use Clawdi AI or a supported provider key.
Gemini SparkGoogle's agent in the Gemini app, running on Gemini 3.5 with the Antigravity harness.
Background work
ClawdiEach Cloud Agent has a private workspace and stays on when your computer is off.
Gemini SparkA cloud agent that keeps working when your phone and laptop are off. With permission, it can browse in Chrome with your logged-in accounts.
Apps and context
ClawdiShared memories, skills, vaults, and connectors give your agents common context and tools.
Gemini SparkConnects to Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, YouTube, and Maps, plus MCP partners. Connections are off by default.
Control and availability
ClawdiHermes and OpenClaw are open source: inspect, customize, or self-host the runtime.
Gemini SparkChecks with you before major actions. Available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers 18+ in select countries.

Based on official Gemini Spark sources reviewed October 4, 2026: Gemini Spark — Google · The Gemini app becomes more agentic — Google · Gemini Spark now integrates with Chrome — Google. Capabilities and availability can change.

Choose what fits your work.

Choose Clawdi if…

  • You want to run Hermes or OpenClaw as a Cloud Agent, each with its own dashboard.
  • You want shared memories, skills, vaults, and connectors across your Cloud and Connected Agents.
  • You want Clawdi AI pay as you go or a supported provider key.

Choose Gemini Spark if…

  • You want a 24/7 agent in Gemini that works with Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, and other Google apps.
  • You have Google AI Pro or Ultra in a country where Spark is available.

Give your agents a home.

Deploy Hermes or OpenClaw on Clawdi, or connect the agents you already run.

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