A tech blog sharing practical tutorials, tools, and experiments from builders. Learn OpenClaw automation, AI coding workflows, startup growth tactics, and real build in public projects.
Step by step guides to install, configure, and automate workflows with OpenClaw. Covers agents, integrations, messaging automation, API usage, and real setups developers can replicate immediately.
Funny notification sounds for WhatsApp messages. Includes voice clips, cartoon sounds, and funny alerts formatted as MP3 files for Android notification and ringtone settings.
Practical workflows for coding with AI. Prompt patterns, tool stacks, and development routines that help builders write code, debug, prototype, and ship software quickly.
Collection of driver order notification sounds used in Gojek and Grab apps. Includes loud ringtone files in MP3 format for alerts, testing, customization, and phone notification replacement.
Alarm sounds designed for waking up during sahur and prayer times. Includes adzan tones, Islamic reminders, and loud MP3 alarms suitable for Ramadan routines.
Library of classic Nokia SMS and ringtone sounds from devices like Nokia 3310 and 1100. Downloadable MP3 files for notifications, nostalgia sounds, and phone customization.
Taste-Skill gives vibe coding editors a design system before they start inventing one. The project puts layout, typography, spacing, motion, and visual quality into a single SKILL.md file. That matters because generic UI usually comes from missing constraints, not missing code. It also pairs a redesign skill with the same idea, so existing work gets audited before it gets restyled. Threads user...
The Github Repos: FlipOff turns any TV into a retro split-flap display. It recreates the classic board look and the Vestaboard vibe without the $3,500 hardware bill. It is free forever, which makes it a neat weekend project and a practical demo piece. Threads user, in response to FlipOff Turns TVs Into Split-Flap Displays The appeal is obvious: old-school motion, modern screens, and no special...
Complete reference for openclaw approvals, viewing and replacing exec approval configurations, and managing per-agent allowlists across local, gateway, and remote node targets. What are Exec Approvals? Approvals are the permission layer that controls which host binaries a sandboxed agent is allowed to execute. The configuration lives in ~/openclaw/exec-approvals.json on each...
Complete subcommand reference for openclaw agents, covering agent lifecycle, channel routing bindings, and identity configuration. What is Openclaw Agents? It’s the management surface for named agent configurations, isolated runtimes that each carry their own workspace, model settings, and channel routing rules. Think of an agent as a persistent worker: you create it once...
Complete flag reference for openclaw agent, covering session selection, message delivery, local execution, and output control. What does Openclaw Agent do? It’s the primary CLI entry point for dispatching a prompt to a configured agent runtime and getting a reply. Under the hood it resolves a Gateway session, forwards your message to the agent, and either prints the response...
