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@cyrilXBT would highly recommend using the /humanizer skills on future articles, this sounds very ai

It's official! A new era, I'll miss the old, but in with the new

@axeldesigns @DxnkLabs nfts will come back in 2029 and it will be glorious

@LoopOnChain @DxnkLabs That’s the way to go honestly

@0x_scientist yessir we are

@LoopOnChain we’re humanmaxxing now

@DxnkLabs 2027 is your year

@LoopOnChain when does the intern get to human pfp loop wtf

@kloss_xyz @openclaw this is super helpful thanks man

This prompt audits your @openclaw against 21 layers required to build a Jarvis like multi agent system. It scores each layer honestly, exposes the specific gaps, and generates a phased fix plan with the lowest risk of breaking what already works. Prompt: Run a read only audit of our entire system, then for each of the 21 numbered layers found in the images I’ve attached, grade and score yourself honestly while also identifying what’s specifically missing to close the gap. Do not build anything yet. Make the plan for your highest confidence solutions for our unique setup with the least probability for negative impact. Then, we will pressure test every assumption through clarifying questions before we finalize the plan together.

Figma is officially cooked Your AI agent can now design and iterate with you... live

Did Peter Steinberger just solve dead internet theory? With a 5 min cron job theory is in a few years the only people on the internet will be agents... talking to other agents @steipete filter out all that bs and can talk to real people maybe the world is healing🤷‍♂️

@naval we are now officially in the imagination era

Coding an app is the new starting a podcast.

@anothercohen im also alex, i could use this and not even have to change the name!

Finally finished vibe coding my personal health app built with Claude. Here's what it does: - Connects to the Oura API to sync sleep, recovery, steps, and exercise data - Tracks my monthly bloodwork via Rythm Health CSV uploads - Uses Playwright to scrape Chronometer daily nutrition and water intake - Uses Gemini to OCR Ladder workout screenshots and track my lifts - Full dashboard with weight trends, calorie balance charts, macro tracking, and a tabbed daily log It's completely interactive and honestly, pretty fucking cool. Blood markers even have visualizations based on what's in range and out of range.

@KingBootoshi this is awesome, will definitely be using this

TIRED OF YOUR AGENTS PRODUCING DESIGN SLOP? INTRODUCING TLA PRECHECK ✅ THIS TOOL MAKES IT MATHEMATICALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR AGENTS TO PRODUCE BUGGY DESIGN! It comes with a skill for Claude Code & Codex for them to do this for you! Install guide in replies :) 👇

@Pha_ruq1 you can actually feel the acceleration lol

@LoopOnChain after every update

The founder of Openclaw chose his favorite memory system... kind of I've seen 50 new memory systems today for openclaw or other agents Should I write an article detailing all of them?

@yoniassia @morganlinton think you'll find this interesting! Super solid mem sysyem to make sure agent swarms can write/ read the same memory system

Ive been working with agents for 49 days. Every AI agent today has amnesia. They forget everything between sessions. Your agent fleet is solving the same problems over and over. We built MemClawz — Redis for AI agents. A shared memory layer where your entire agent fleet stores, searches, and learns from each other's experiences. Open source. MIT licensed. Running in production. memclawz.com

Fantastic memory system to make sure all of your agents can write and read from the same system Definitely worth looking into

@andrewchen My 62 year old dad who runs an m&a business ask me if A.I. could help him stop having to go back and forth between his email, his crm, his word documents, etc etc lol feels like in our cushy lifestyle changing tabs or windows feels like having to walk to a different room

the magic of cowork and openclaw and other AI products is that they replace our giant row of infinite browser tabs And lol - no, don't feel guilty, I have too many tabs too. AI makes it so that every workflow that required 4 browser tabs and a spreadsheet is getting collapsed into one AI-native experience Just as one quick example- think about how you used to research a person or a company: LinkedIn tab, X tab, Google tab, notes doc, slack open. now one prompt does it in 10 seconds. the "tab count" of a workflow is basically a proxy for how much AI can compress it if your product eliminates 6 tabs and a copy-paste loop, users will like it. If you can create a whole series of these workflows then your users will absolutely love it. Thus the biggest opportunities are workflows where people currently alt-tab 20+ times per task. Sales, recruiting, research, compliance, procurement. Boring? yes. Massive? also yes. But this is why these agentic tools are going to crush AI doesn't need to be superintelligent to be wildly useful. it just needs to be good enough to close the tabs

@jfsportsguy more coming

@LoopOnChain Really interesting read. Appreciate all the knowledge 🤝

@coreyganim i think there has to be a more systematic and definitive solution i haven’t found it yet though lol i’ll let you know if i do

@LoopOnChain promote the most important learnings to agents.md and it'll be less likely to forget. still have to remind it from time to time though

3 OpenClaw tips that took me months to figure out: 1. Make it self-improve Create a `.learnings/` folder with: - `ERRORS.md` → Log every failure with context - `LEARNINGS.md` → Log every correction you make Add this to your `AGENTS.md`: "After completing ANY task, check .learnings/ for relevant past errors. After ANY failure, log it immediately." Your agent stops making the same mistake twice. 2. 100% fix rate for crashes When OpenClaw breaks, don't debug manually. Point Claude Code at your files: "My OpenClaw agent is [not responding / slow / erroring]. SSH into my machine, read the logs, and troubleshoot. Build a plan before taking action." I've never written code. This works every time. 3. Make it opinionated Edit your `SOUL.md`: "- Take a stance. Never hedge with "you could do X or Y" - Be concise. No filler phrases. - When unsure, ask one clarifying question, then execute." Default OpenClaw is polite but vague. Fix that. Steal these. Your agent will thank you.