Openclaw

Since I did my zeroclaw setup (post: how-i-failed-on-creating-my-own-ai-agent-rxdcmfxqpempm) I was playing around a bit with LLMs in general. I’ve been using a lot of ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity for studying and clarification in some topics. I also tested the new Muse Spark model from Meta AI and Github Copilot with Claude Haiku. Vibe coding is something that I always abominate, but after testing I found it very useful for prototyping and doing frontend applications fast, for that I installed Antigravity (take a look at the interface of my app: fngames). Even reported some exposed OpenAI API Keys for some companies. ...

So, I suppose that at this point, everyone has heard at least a bit about agents and Openclaw. This buzzy words came out of sudden and became the words of the decade. As a tech guy, I’m loving all the possibilities we have with them and for sure they are great tools. Despite of that, I had never had a grasp on creating my own agents, even though I always wanted. ...