I think it's about time I shut down my OpenClaw server. It's been roughly two months since I first dove in during the first week of February. I believe many people, myself included, were captivated—and perhaps concerned—by two main things: first, the experience of encountering an AI that works proactively, moving beyond the chatbot format… Continue reading Is it Time to Say Goodbye to OpenClaw?
As I've mentioned briefly in a previous post, I've been building out an AI Agent Team to help me with my personal development projects. I've named them 'Team Mustang'—a nod to Fullmetal Alchemist. The current roster consists of Roy, Breda, and Hawkeye, who serve as the Planner, Generator, and Evaluator, respectively. Those of you who… Continue reading AI Agent Team vs. Single Claude Code Session
I've been setting up AI Agent Teams for a while now, mostly with a mix of curiosity and skepticism. One of those is 'Team Mustang,' a team dedicated to supporting my personal software development project. Up until last week, I was just warming up with some light toy projects and defining the roles for each… Continue reading Putting AI Agent Teams to the Test: From Toy Projects to Real-World Tasks
About three weeks ago, I threw together this "AI Diplomacy" project in a hurry just to test Claude Code's Remote Control feature. I tinkered with it for another day or two, then went on a business trip to Korea, and after that I got busy building an agent team. Before I knew it, the project… Continue reading AI Diplomacy, Part 2: Optimizing the Prototype (and Watching Tokens Burn)
Nine Discord bots in a week. Am I out of my mind? 😑 Team Mustang: Roy, Breda (planning to add 2 more)Team IMF: Ethan, Luther, Brandt, Benjii (oddly enough, "Benji" is blocked as a bot name)Team Homunculus: Wrath, Lust, Gluttony Testing AI agent teams across different purposes and environments led to... well, this situation. Right… Continue reading Nine Discord Bots in a Week: A Multi-Agent Experiment
A few days ago, I hit my weekly limit on the Claude Max Plan and was locked out of Claude for about a day. Not a huge deal for work—I could just switch to my company-provided Claude Team account. The real problem was my OpenClaw AI assistant, N.I.C.K., since I'd been running him on Sonnet… Continue reading My First (Disappointing) Weekend with Local LLM on OpenClaw
I’ve mentioned my "AI Diplomacy" project in a previous post. It started with a Claude Remote Session, but once the initial implementation was done, I found myself needing local access more often, so I had set the remote session aside for a while. Then, during lunch today, a thought popped into my head. 'If my… Continue reading Summoning a Remote Dev Environment via Chat
My writing automation isn't quite finished yet, but with all the buzz around Claude Code lately, I felt like I had to check it out. I decided to dust off an idea from my mental backlog of personal projects: making AIs play the board game Diplomacy against each other. A quick YouTube search shows plenty… Continue reading I Let an AI Build an AI to Play Diplomacy: A Hands-Off Experiment
It's been about a month since I installed OpenClaw for the first time. I'm the type who does a lot of "let's see how this feels" before spending real money on a hobby. So while everyone else was buying a Mac mini to set things up, I installed OpenClaw on my personal MacBook first and… Continue reading Moving OpenClaw to a Mac mini
Now that I've set things up so I can collaborate with my OpenClaw AI assistant, N.I.C.K., via GitHub Issues, it's time to teach N.I.C.K. how to publish posts on each platform. I can't exactly keep telling GitHub, issue after issue, "this is how you upload to Facebook." In OpenClaw—and now in Claude Code as well—there's… Continue reading Building a Writing Workflow Automation (Part 2)
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