Qwibit

About Qwibit

Qwibit is an AI-native go-to-market (GTM) agency that builds and utilizes proprietary AI systems to enhance the operations of B2B technology companies. The company was co-founded by brothers Gavriel Cohen, a senior software engineer and Vice President at Concrete Media, and Lazer Cohen, the CEO of Concrete Media. A significant development from Qwibit is the creation of NanoClaw, an open-source AI assistant framework. Launched on January 31, 2026, NanoClaw was developed as a lightweight and more secure alternative to the popular open-source AI assistant, OpenClaw. The founders' motivation was to address the security vulnerabilities and code complexity inherent in non-sandboxed autonomous agent frameworks. NanoClaw's core logic is streamlined to approximately 500 lines of TypeScript, a stark contrast to OpenClaw's nearly 400,000 lines, allowing for rapid security audits. Its architecture prioritizes security through container-level isolation, running each AI agent in a separate Linux container (or Apple Containers on macOS) to prevent unauthorized access to the host system. Qwibit leverages NanoClaw for its internal operations, demonstrating the practical application of its creation. An AI agent named 'Andy' manages the company's sales pipeline, delivering daily briefings, assigning tasks, and processing client notes and emails from platforms like WhatsApp into a structured database. This system showcases the firm's philosophy of using AI to directly manage and automate complex business processes. Built on the Anthropic Agent SDK, NanoClaw is designed to be highly forkable, meaning it is easy for other developers to copy and modify for their own specific use cases, a concept that has drawn parallels to the MAML (Model-Agnostic Meta-Learning) approach in machine learning.