Felix Waweru

Introducing a coding agent that documents every code file in a GitHub repo in minutes!⚡ It keeps docs up to date by updating when the code changes, and you can also read and chat with the docs directly in Cursor or VSCode.

@akinyi__wendy Entrepreneurship is like being a scientist Every failure is like an experiment that gets you one step closer to making a discovery. Bora you learn and apply that lesson in the next experiment

The challenges I go through in this startup😂😂😂 Idk , its just funny coz even stuff that come easily for other founders mimi lazima nipande milima na mabonde.

@akinyi__wendy You can try contacting them to see if they'll let you pay in installments instead of a one off payment I think they have a 24 month installment plan but confirm with them first

@whyweru I have been penalized for being late . The penalty is $200 . That plus $450 plus acrued interest .

some of us became founders because we heard the stories of those ahead of us those stories showed us it is doable just paying it forward 😂 also more startups die out of poor distribution than founders being on podcasts side note - i was on a show recently, check retweets :)

I'm testing multi agent teams and the token spend is already at 50 mil in two weeks Might hit 1 billion tokens spent when this goes public

@0x3Matt It took some trial and error but I finally got it set up

@whyweru Share update. I might have some ideas for you.

I have 5 OpenClaws now running my stuff. One runs my Mac. It runs two of my blogs and posts them on FB and IG and on stories and soon on Reddit and LinkedIn. That’s the CMO. Then the head of Sales AI does research for potential clients on the web and collects the emails and sends emails with follow ups baked in. Soon he will be calling them. So the main OpenClaw is the COO. Claude code of course is the CTO. I control all of them from Telegram. No one is ready for this future, and it will be televised.

@levelsio Self plug but I'm building a way to turn codebases into docs for agents and humans

Who should I follow in African tech who follows everyone so Africa can reply again to my tweets? See what this system is doing? Like I am already actively seeking path ways to different social graphs It's super interesting I think!

@0x3Matt Let me download it right now. My openrouter account is about to see token spend like it has never seen before 😂

@whyweru whatever you’re hearing the ‘good stuff’ is not good enough. Try it for yourself.

@AlexanderTw33ts Time to farm some data 👨🏾‍🌾

holy shit

@0x3Matt I've been hearing good stuff about it but let me try it out Can you use different llms ama is it only limited to anthropic models?

@whyweru Are you fucking kidding me? You haven’t tried OpenClaw? Stop what you’re doing and install it now 😂

As a developer who has built a number of failed products. If I were to do it differently f9r the past 4yrs. I would go out and talk t9 real people and build from their and not stay indoors thinking I am super cool people will love it.

@1960dude Great advice for technical builders I made more progress after I stopped building new features and started talking with potential customers directly

4 years of grind where he saw nothing and then everything at once holy w

@AmbokoJH This is the 'red flag act' all over again If you're running an AI biz you'll probably have to move operations out of Kenya to survive

There's an Artificial Intelligence Bill 2026 sponsored by Senator Karen Nyamu. What are we seeing here? · It proposes establishment of the Office of the Artificial Intelligence Commissioner who will be nominated by the President & approved by Parliament · The Commissioner of Artificial Intelligence will have powers to: 1. Enter premises & inspect artificial intelligence systems, records or data upon reasonable notice 2. Require the production of records, documents or information relating to artificial intelligence systems 3. Issue enforcement notices, orders or directives to ensure compliance 4. Impose administrative fines for non-compliance as prescribed by regulations 5. Summon persons to give evidence or produce documents 6. Classify artificial intelligence systems according to the level of risk they pose to health, safety, fundamental rights, the environment or societal welfare. A system classified as unacceptable risk is prohibited in Kenya 7. Prescribe guidelines on risk management, security protocols, bias detection, & ethical standards for high-risk artificial intelligence systems 8. Develop & publish ethical guidelines for the development, deployment & use of artificial intelligence systems · The Commissioner of Artificial Intelligence will hold office for a term of five years & will be eligible for re-appointment for one further term of five years · The Artificial Intelligence Commissioner may be removed from office by the President on the recommendation by the Cabinet Secretary on account of serious violation of the Constitution or any other law · Among the duties of the Artificial Intelligence Commissioner will be: 1. Conduct risk assessments of artificial intelligence systems 2. Perform conformity audits & post-market surveillance of artificial intelligence systems 3. Assess high-risk artificial intelligence systems to ensure compliance with ethical standards & risk mitigation requirements 4. Develop policies, guidelines, codes of practice & standards on artificial intelligence governance, ethics, safety, risk classification & responsible deployment in consultation with the relevant agencies and the public 5. Promote responsible development, deployment & use of artificial intelligence systems in Kenya 6. Establish & manage regulatory sandboxes to facilitate safe innovation, testing and piloting of artificial intelligence while mitigating risks and promoting local solutions 7. Receive & investigate complaints relating to artificial intelligence systems, including harms such as bias, discrimination or infringement of rights 8. Maintain a public register of high-risk artificial intelligence systems, including those used by county governments · The bill proposes establishment of an Advisory Committee on Artificial Intelligence comprising: 1. The Artificial Intelligence Commissioner 2. A representative of the Cabinet Secretary ICT 3. A representative of the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner 4. A representative of the National Commission for Science, Technology & Innovation 5. Two persons with expertise in artificial intelligence ethics and human rights, nominated by relevant professional bodies 6. Two persons, being one man & one woman, nominated by the Council of Governors 7. One person representing the private sector 8. One person representing civil society organizations · The bill stipulates that a provider of a high-risk artificial intelligence system shall submit annual compliance reports to the Artificial Intelligence Commissioner, and non-confidential information from the reports shall be made available to the public · A person who fails to comply with the Artificial Intelligence Act shall be subjected to a fine not exceeding Kes 5.0 Million or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding 2 years, or to both; and

A “computer” used to be a job title. Then a computer became a thing humans used. Now a computer is becoming a thing computers use.

@rishabkrjha Block out the noise. Identify a common need or want among a certain group of people. Doesn’t matter if it’s been made before, if these people still need it that means the competitor failed on marketing. Build it then market tf out of it.

Replit CEO Amjad Masad: Being 'terminally online' may be an advantage. "If you want to work on a skill, it's going to be about idea generation." "Because the cost of implementation of those ideas is going down rapidly. It's gonna go to zero at some point." "So the bottleneck becomes, 'how fast can you generate ideas?'" "Just looking around you in the world and seeing what's happening. What are the trends? Are you plugged in on social media?" "A lot of the vices that older generations think are vices, might actually become advantages. So if you're a brainrotted, terminally online person, that might be an advantage because you know what's happening in the world." "If you're someone who's ADHD, really interested in novelty... that's actually an advantage because AI really benefits people who can try a lot of things really quickly." @amasad with @jackhneel

i need to see more black people in AI.

After that, Stripe Atlas Africa thread blew up, I spent hours going through replies Turns out we have founders in every corner of this continent building: 💳 Fintech 🤖 AI tools 🌱 Agtech 🏥 Healthtech 🎓 Edtech 🎨 Creator platforms 🛒 E-commerce empires Respect. 🫡