AI Philly

AI Philly is back Tue, March 24 at 6:30pm with @jamesonhodge 🧠 Learn why your coding agents keep forgetting context -- and how to fix it. Save your seat, RSVP today: meetup.com/ai-philly/even…

Speaker spotlight 🎤 @jamesonhodge built dotplan to keep agents on track across multi-week projects. Portable. Git-native. No install required. Join the AI Philly community TOMORROW NIGHT to learn all about it. RSVP to attend: meetup.com/ai-philly/even…

It's official... Our newest async hackathon is now live. Introducing: Open Agents 🤖 > prizes: $50,000+ USD 💸 > dates: April 24–May 6 > location: async (build from anywhere) > think: ai agents, infra, onchain execution Applications are now open ↓

Context resets. Rework your already finished code. Agents that forget by session 2. @jamesonhodge shows the fix at AI Philly, next week. RSVP here to attend: meetup.com/ai-philly/even…

Ever told your agent "continue the refactor" and watched it start over? Yeah. @jamesonhodge has a fix -- zero-install, git-native, agent-agnostic. AI Philly, March 24 💻 RSVP today: meetup.com/ai-philly/even…

Engineers -- biggest bottleneck with coding agents? 👇 A) Context loss between sessions B) Rework you already finished C) Constant tool switching D) Review quality Let's talk about it March 24 at AI Philly with @jamesonhodge! meetup.com/ai-philly/even…

It was a packed house at AI Philly last night 🤖 Huge thanks to @mfishbein for breaking down GTM agents that actually ship and answering dozens of questions for our guests. Missed it? Next event is March 24, don't sleep on it. RSVP here to attend 👇️ meetup.com/ai-philly/even…

uses github.com/jamesondh/dotp… to track specs and state

@andrarchy Thanks for hosting this event! It was a good time and I’m looking forward to doing it again next month.

In or near Philadelphia? Love OpenClaw? Join us this Thursday for the first OpenClaw meetup in Philly! luma.com/96e1770h

AI Philly is back Tue, March 24 at 6:30pm with @jamesonhodge 🧠 Learn why your coding agents keep forgetting context -- and how to fix it. Save your seat, RSVP today: meetup.com/ai-philly/even…

You've seen pictures of grandpas and grandmas lining up to get free OpenClaw installation in China. Here's what really matters about this surprising hype cycle: OpenClaw adopters are enthusiastic or desperate enough to pay for servers and API calls without hesitation. To Chinese companies, that's the best news they've ever heard, so they are going all in. I talked to people in China who installed OpenClaw amid the hype and saw a clear divide: People who are proficient in AI see OpenClaw as a game changer in productivity, but those with no technical background feel they were promised a miraculously powerful AI product that ultimately didn’t deliver. George Zhang, who works in ecommerce, broke down his OpenClaw costs: Following online tutorials, he rented a Tencent cloud server for a year and paid for a monthly subscription to Kimi for API access and tokens. The onboarding process totaled about $30, and it would’ve gone higher for more tokens. “A chatbot uses only a few hundred tokens per conversation; a single active OpenClaw instance can consume tens or even hundreds of times more tokens per day. That’s why Tencent engineers were setting up tables outside headquarters to help people install the software for free,” says analyst Poe Zhao. At the same time, virtually every Chinese tech company has been rushing to make their own version: Tencent’s QClaw, ByteDance’s ArkClaw, Moonshot’s KimiClaw, and Z. ai’s AutoClaw. They claim theirs are easier to install and use, but they are clearly locking people inside their product ecosystems.

People using Openclaw to make money, I'm using it to save money (and time). Reports I have setup periodically: - Search Credit Card Point deals tailored to me - Weekly events in my area for the family - Search sales + promos tailored to me (mostly food) - Find me affordable World Cup Tickets!! (WIP)

Quick poll for Philly builders 👇 Which GTM agent would save you the most time? A) Company + contact research B) Outreach writing C) Meeting prep briefs D) Follow-up emails We're unpacking all of these with @mfishbein Tuesday night.

Join us TOMORROW night to hear how @mfishbein uses Claude Code as an agent harness for real GTM workflows -- not toy demos. RSVP on Meetup to attend: meetup.com/ai-philly/even…