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Re:Pausing New Challenges – Codecrafters on Saturday May 23, 2026 @06:29AM (#48246489)
It's really said to hear that making this as a business did not work well. Codecrafter has helped me learn new skills and gain confidence as a developer. Help me grow from a junior to senior.
Re:nowhere: an entire website encoded in a URL on Friday April 24, 2026 @07:52AM (#47888963)
I don't see any demo.

But would this mean encoding the entire dist folder after build step?

There are mcp2cli, mcporter and several others exist. What this project provides over other similar alternatives?
Finally see a local first web based video editor. Cool thing!
Re:Ask HN: Do you feel less happy when coding with agent? on Wednesday March 25, 2026 @09:06PM (#47525525)
Very on spot. I wont say AI never bring satisfaction. The satifaction of shipping is actually doubled, but the feeling of vanity is huge after that.
Re:Ask HN: Do you feel less happy when coding with agent? on Wednesday March 25, 2026 @09:01PM (#47525491)
Exactly. I feel I lost the ownership and connection to the work.
Re:Ask HN: How to get free/cheap Claude and AWS credits on Monday March 23, 2026 @08:47PM (#47497299)
I am using GLM. The quota is so generous, but the quatlity, I will say, 80-85% ?
Re:Understanding OpenClaw by Building One on Saturday March 14, 2026 @09:18AM (#47376401)
Appreciated! For me, the most difficult pieces are the pieces I haven't tried my self! The browser operation and interaction with coding agent in this case.
Re:Understanding OpenClaw by Building One on Saturday March 14, 2026 @09:13AM (#47376355)
I wanted to really understand how AI agents work, so I spent two weeks building one from scratch. Then I turned my learning into a step-by-step tutorial.

18 progressive steps — each adds one concept, each has runnable code. Some highlights from the journey:

- Step 0: Chat Loop — Start with the basics. Just you and the LLM, talking. - Step 1: Tools — Give your agent the ability to take actions. - Step 2: Skills — Dynamically load capabilities as needed. - Step 6: Web Tools — Agent can search and read the web. - Step 11: Multi-Agent Routing — Multiple agents, right one for the right job. - Step 15: Agent Dispatch — Agents that can collaborate with each other. - Step 17: Memory — Long-term knowledge that persists across sessions.

Each step is self-contained with a README + working code.

[https://github.com/czl9707/build-your-own-openclaw](https://github.com/czl9707/build-your-own-openclaw)

Hope this helpful! Feedback welcome.

Show HN: Build Your Own OpenClaw – A step by step guide

https://github.com/czl9707/build-your-own-openclaw

A step-by-step tutorial to build your own AI agent, from a simple chat loop to a lightweight version of OpenClaw.*18 progressive steps* that teach you how to build an minimal version of OpenClaw. Each step includes:- A `README.md` going through key components and design decision. - A Runnable codebase.

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Show HN: Reunited My Cats in Code – yet another lightweight OpenClaw alternative

https://github.com/czl9707/pickle-bot

# I Reunited My Cats in CodePickle is yelling for food right now. She does this 8PM everyday.Cookie was her step-brother. The chill one. He lives somewhere else now.So I reunited them in code - Pickle handles the chat, Cookie handles the memories. They're still together.---Okay, enough cat story.I built *pickle-bot* - yet another lightweight OpenClaw alternative.OpenClaw is incredible, but I...

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Yes, the "commits = enemy life". Different enemy types is such a genious idea!