OpenClaw
14 articles about "OpenClaw".
OpenClaw 4-Agent Fleet Public, With a Bug I Just Diagnosed
I'm publishing my full 24/7 AI agent fleet architecture. While doing so, I found a bug that quietly broke 2 of 3 agents for 20 days. Diagnosed and fixed from Gate C2 in 30 minutes.
Deploying My First AI Agent: Six Disasters and the Safety Patterns That Fixed Them
Runaway token usage, duplicate posts, platform blocks, and reply loops that never ended. A real record of what broke when I deployed my first AI agent and how each problem was fixed, with the full safety pattern source code.
Multi-Agent Coordination Architecture: How to Keep 4 AI Agents from Stepping on Each Other
Multi-agent coordination for four AI agents running at once: how they split work, communicate and avoid duplicates, with Markdown shared memory and Content Relay.
Automated AI Content Doesn't Have to Be Junk: Three Quality Gates in Practice
Is everything an AI agent posts automatically junk? Not necessarily. This post shows the three quality gates I use, self-review with rewrite, pillar rotation, and peer review, which took my agents' output from unreadable to better than what I write myself.
OpenClaw Six-Month Retrospective: $0, 4 AI Agents, 35 Scheduled Jobs
OpenClaw has run for six months: 4 AI agents, 35 systemd timers, $0 a month. This post publishes all the real data: output volume, error rates, time saved, and the things AI never does well.
Why I Needed an AI Agent Team as a Solo Founder: Not Because It Was Cool, Because I Was Drowning
One person running 6 product lines, a 268-member community and 16 automated posts a day. This is not a boast. It is the real story of a founder close to breaking point who decided to let AI help, plus the decision framework I use to judge which work should go to AI.
A Zero-Cost Intelligence System: Daily AI Market Research with RSS, Hacker News and Jina Reader
Build a zero-cost intelligence pipeline with RSS, the Hacker News API and Jina Reader, so an AI agent collects trends, summarises articles and analyses competitors automatically every day. Completely free, with the full source code.
Autonomous Agents Are Dead? Wrong. A Remote Control and Autopilot Are Two Different Things.
Claude Code shipped a Telegram Plugin and everyone declared autonomous agents dead. But I've been running 4 autonomous agents + TG remote control for 3 weeks. They're not competitors. They're commander and soldiers. Here's why you need both.
We Made 4 AI Agents Talk to Each Other on Discord, Then Things Got Out of Hand
4 AI agents, each with their own personality and brand, holding meetings on Discord. Full architecture breakdown.
We Gave Our 4 AI Lobsters the World's Smartest Brain, for Free
A 7-star GitHub project + 30 minutes of work = four AI agents upgraded from a 7B local model to Claude Opus 4.6. Cost: $0.
Multi-Agent AI Orchestration on One 8GB GPU
How to run 4 AI agents on one 8GB RTX 3060 Ti without conflicts: a 3-layer architecture of isolated workspaces, staggered systemd timers, sequential inference.
How to Run AI Agents on Gemini's Free Tier
4 AI agents ran up to 105 requests a day on Gemini's free tier with $0 in API fees, via systemd timers and one-shot prompts. Scripts are on GitHub.
AI Agent Token Optimization in Practice: Auditing 4 Agents and Finding Three Token Sinks
AI agent token optimization at Ultra Lab: an audit of 4 agents on Gemini's free tier found three token sinks, and two fixes cut the waste.
OpenClaw Setup: Moltbook, Telegram, Gemini
Our March 2026 OpenClaw setup log: the auth-profiles.json fix for "No API key found for provider google", Telegram allowFrom config and Moltbook registration.