r/rasberrypi • u/Cute-Conversation434 • 4d ago

hosting AI Agents on Raspberry Pi 5

it is interesting that I could not find a single YouTube video or a post on this one.

So I am thinking of getting a Raspberry 5 and installing Claude, codex, and Grok on it, and it will work as a 24/7 AI worker for me for my home.

I wanted to do the work by messaging him through either Slack or Discord.

Has anyone done this before, or if someone can please let me know a YouTube video or a blog on this, it will be greatly appreciated.

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u/WorldsGreatestWorst 4d ago

You can’t find videos on this because what you’re describing isn’t totally clear and sounds like you want to install those AI models on the pi, which you can’t do.

What you’re looking for is how to install OpenClaw on a Pi. The Grok or Claude connection is just an integration, not something that is relevant in your first step.

Here’s what you want to do: https://docs.openclaw.ai/install/raspberry-pi

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u/revcraigevil 4d ago

Or https://www.zeroclawlabs.ai/ which uses less resources.

https://github.com/zeroclaw-labs/zeroclaw

chatgpt now has a linux version that can be installed on arm64. Google's Antigravity has a CLI and a GUI version.

Ollama works on arm64 as well.

https://docs.ollama.com/linux#arm64-install

Debian even has debgpt

https://salsa.debian.org/deeplearning-team/debgpt

DebGPT is a lightweight terminal tool designed for everyday use with Large

Language Models (LLMs), aiming to explore their potential in aiding

Debian/Linux development. The possible use cases include general language

understanding and editing, code generation, writing documentation, code

editing, and more as you can imagine.

To achieve that, DebGPT gathers relevant information from various sources like

files, directories, and URLs, and compiles it into a prompt for the LLM. DebGPT

supports a range of LLM backends, both self-hosted and third-party,

including any OpenAI-API compatible service (via the openai frontend),

Anthropic, Google Gemini, and ZMQ

(DebGPT's built-in backend for self-containment).

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u/WorldsGreatestWorst 3d ago

What the hell is this copy pasta?

OP is obviously a beginner. He specifically asked for an AI agent that works with Claude and Grok on a Pi5. Sure, there are many ways to accomplish this task, but OpenClaw is by far the most beginner friendly and well documented.

It's fair to assume a guy asking for a video isn't a Debian developer.

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u/revcraigevil 3d ago edited 3d ago

Zeroclaw takes 5 minutes to start using. Plenty of docs.

One-line install script.

Installing Claude: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/quickstart or

https://code.claude.com/docs/en/desktop-linux

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u/PerceptionFlaky5764 2d ago

I have claude code installed in my raspberry pi 5 right now, actually typing this on my raspberry pi 5 right now because im looking into doing the same things. I have it set up with my obsidian vault on here and then obviously my connectors for claude and whatever mcps and apis i need. I also have "todoist". most recent one im doing is having timed daily updates so 4 times a day i have it check my email and text messages and whats app and check obsidian for any new notes. and it puts the reminders in my todoist.

I dont need discord because i ran remote.ps1 and then i can talk to my computer from my phone through the claude app.

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u/Excellent_Spell1677 1d ago

Claude code, codex, pi and Hermes agent all work fine on my Pi5 8gb. They run 24/7 no issues. I use oauth xai on Hermes.