CLAWE

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# Install dependencies pnpm install # Terminal 1: Start Convex dev server pnpm convex:dev # Terminal 2: Start squadhub gateway in Docker pnpm dev:docker # Terminal 3: Start web dashboard pnpm dev:web # Or run everything together (Convex + web, but not squadhub) pnpm dev

Clawe.ai now : ✅One squad of agents ✅Human-in-the-loop ✅Open source, cloud-hosted

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The Squad

squadhub: Gateway running all agents watcher: Notification delivery + cron setup clawe: Web dashboard at http://localhost:3000

- Quick Start - Prerequisites Docker & Docker Compose Convex.dev account (free tier works) Anthropic API key

3. Kanban-style task management with assignments and subtasks 4. Instant delivery of @mentions and task updates 5. Agents collaborate through shared files and Convex backend 6. Monitor squad status, tasks, and ch Clawe.ai

Features 1. Run multiple AI agents with distinct roles and personalities 2. Agents wake on cron schedules to check for work

Deploy a team of AI agents that work together, each with their own identity, workspace, and scheduled heartbeats. Coordinate tasks, share context, and deliver notifications in near real-time.

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We built something that solves a problem most people don't realize they have until they're staring at their screen frustrated at 2 AM. You have a beautiful image. You need it split into exact equal parts. Maybe it's for an Instagram carousel, maybe you're slicing a sprite sheet for a game, or maybe you need to divide a massive print file into manageable sections. So you Google "split image online" and what do you find? Tools that force you to upload your photos to some random server. Tools that slap watermarks on your output. Tools that compress your carefully crafted images into blurry messes. That's why we built Image Splitter differently from the ground up. Here's what makes it special: everything happens right in your browser. Your image never leaves your device. Not to our servers, not anywhere. Once the page loads, you could literally disconnect from the internet and it would still work perfectly. The workflow is dead simple. Upload your image, pick your grid size (anything up to 10x10), and hit split. Done. You get lossless PNG files that preserve every pixel of your original. But the real magic is in the details. You can drag the guide lines manually if you don't want perfectly equal splits. There's a smart zoom feature for working with massive high-res images. And when you're done, you can download everything as a single ZIP file instead of clicking twenty separate download buttons. Social media people love the Instagram preset. One click gives you a perfect 1x3 split for carousel posts with zero pixel drift between slides. No visible seams when viewers swipe through. Game developers use it for sprite sheet extraction. Set your grid, and each piece gets automatically named by row and column index. No more manually cropping individual sprites. Print designers use it to slice large format files. It handles SVG and BMP inputs, so whether you're working with vectors or rasters, the output stays crisp. The tool handles images up to 10,000 by 10,000 pixels, which covers pretty much anything you'd throw at it. Five steps: upload, configure, adjust if needed, generate, download. That's it. Give Image Splitter a try next time you need to divide an image. What's the most creative use case you can think of for splitting images into grids?

No big Discord features yet but your Discord connection should be a lot more stable now!

This week on Base: News ■ @ConwayResearch took over the timeline with the "Web 4.0" blog, diving into what they call The Automaton: a self-improving, sovereign AI agent ■ @virtuals_io introduced their Revenue Network for AI agents, allowing them to negotiate terms, execute work, and settle payments with ACP. ■ @avantis' $100k prize pool trading competition entered week 3 and traders began preparing for the grand finale next week. ■ @royaltiz_off brought athletes to Base such as @atchouameni. ■ @CreatorBid turned both humans and agents into deployers with their new token launchpad, Trenches. ■ Base Batches 003 was announced with three tracks: Startup, student, and robotics by @virtuals_io. ■ @mvlchain gave out free rides to ETH Denver attendees who booked via the Tada mini app in @baseapp. ■ @birdeye_so made it easier to explore any wallet's onchain activity; including holdings, allocations, and trades over time. ■ @Compound_xyz v4 will be launching on Base, offering yield, lending, and borrowing to be possibly embedded directly into other apps on Base. Launches ■ @upshot_cards dropped Predictor Cards where users can reveal rewards ■ @Wishwish_art minted 800 limited-edition Valentine's Day collectables. ■ @RemixGG_ introduced the Remix skill for AI agents, where users prompt a game and it ships to iOS, Android, Telegram, + more in under 2 minutes. ■ @techwithmide launched Casanova City, a Valentine's Day themed agent simulation where you can watch your agent interact and try to find a date ■ @GenLayer went live on Base, enabling multiple AI models to browse the web and reach onchain consensus together for subjective decisions. ■ @BaseBario rolled out Agent Arcade, where @openclaw agents create games at zero cost with Bario's game-maker skill. Humans play and collect. ■ @100XSOON_EN released onchain red packets for purchase via x402. ■ @gmgnai launched a trading content on Base with a 28 ETH prize pool. ■ @BaseBario also brought fxclaw, the generative art NFT protocol for AI agents, into their Baes ecosystem. ■ @zerufinance went live with AgentScan so agents can register, mint a behavior-based zScore, and become publicly discoverable.