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  1. Esto es mas o menos lo que sucede cuando un desarrollo es 100% AI Driven.
    #Zeroclaw es un proyecto alternativa a #Openclaw, con el hype del momento, pero escrito en #rust.

    Lo he estado siguiendo y crece demasiado rápido sin control real y lo peor, sin documentación clara.
    El proyecto se desarrolla y administra casi al 100% con herramientas de inteligencia artificial.

    Hace unas horas el repo desapareció, sera por culpa de la IA o de Github?

    github.com/zeroclaw-labs/zeroc

  2. 為什麼 sonnet 跑在 zeroclaw 上,有種喝醉的感覺 @@a
    #zeroclaw #llm #ai #wtf

  3. 為什麼 sonnet 跑在 zeroclaw 上,有種喝醉的感覺 @@a
    #zeroclaw #llm #ai #wtf

  4. #ZeroClaw

    Functionally, this project is almost on par with OpenClaw. It looks like the ideal lightweight alternative, and it also has the fastest startup time. The UI looks like what OpenClaw should have had: clear and intuitive (OpenClaw's current config UI isn't a mere case of UX by engineers, it feels designed for AI).

    When I actually start to use it, many features still aren't working. Probably still in rapid iteration. I'm looking forward to how it develops.

  5. #ZeroClaw

    Functionally, this project is almost on par with OpenClaw. It looks like the ideal lightweight alternative, and it also has the fastest startup time. The UI looks like what OpenClaw should have had: clear and intuitive (OpenClaw's current config UI isn't a mere case of UX by engineers, it feels designed for AI).

    When I actually start to use it, many features still aren't working. Probably still in rapid iteration. I'm looking forward to how it develops.

  6. #ZeroClaw

    Functionally, this project is almost on par with OpenClaw. It looks like the ideal lightweight alternative, and it also has the fastest startup time. The UI looks like what OpenClaw should have had: clear and intuitive (OpenClaw's current config UI isn't a mere case of UX by engineers, it feels designed for AI).

    When I actually start to use it, many features still aren't working. Probably still in rapid iteration. I'm looking forward to how it develops.

  7. Claws evaluation: #OpenClaw, #nanoBot, #NanoClaw, #ZeroClaw, and #CoPaw.

    Many reviews say nanobot is only fit for research and learning, in my experience it's the most practically useful, the claw I'm most willing to use, and the only one I dare to run directly on my daily drive

  8. Claws evaluation: #OpenClaw, #nanoBot, #NanoClaw, #ZeroClaw, and #CoPaw.

    Many reviews say nanobot is only fit for research and learning, in my experience it's the most practically useful, the claw I'm most willing to use, and the only one I dare to run directly on my daily drive

  9. Claws evaluation: #OpenClaw, #nanoBot, #NanoClaw, #ZeroClaw, and #CoPaw.

    Many reviews say nanobot is only fit for research and learning, in my experience it's the most practically useful, the claw I'm most willing to use, and the only one I dare to run directly on my daily drive

  10. #zeroclaw implemented ACP channel. But as client. What!? 😕

  11. #OpenClaw Alternatives That You Can Run on #RaspberryPi Like Devices
    You don't need a MacMini for running OpenClaw. These alternative projects can run on #SBC and #ESP32 microcontrollers. Options include:
    #NanoBot
    #PicoClaw
    #IronClaw
    #ZeroClaw
    #NullClaw
    #zclaw
    #Mimiclaw
    None of these projects are perfect, but each represents a genuine effort to make automation and control software accessible on the kind of hardware that most people can actually afford to deploy at scale.
    itsfoss.com/openclaw-alternati

  12. #OpenClaw Alternatives That You Can Run on #RaspberryPi Like Devices
    You don't need a MacMini for running OpenClaw. These alternative projects can run on #SBC and #ESP32 microcontrollers. Options include:
    #NanoBot
    #PicoClaw
    #IronClaw
    #ZeroClaw
    #NullClaw
    #zclaw
    #Mimiclaw
    None of these projects are perfect, but each represents a genuine effort to make automation and control software accessible on the kind of hardware that most people can actually afford to deploy at scale.
    itsfoss.com/openclaw-alternati

  13. Alternatives That You Can Run on Like Devices
    You don't need a MacMini for running OpenClaw. These alternative projects can run on and microcontrollers. Options include:







    None of these projects are perfect, but each represents a genuine effort to make automation and control software accessible on the kind of hardware that most people can actually afford to deploy at scale.
    itsfoss.com/openclaw-alternati

  14. #OpenClaw Alternatives That You Can Run on #RaspberryPi Like Devices
    You don't need a MacMini for running OpenClaw. These alternative projects can run on #SBC and #ESP32 microcontrollers. Options include:
    #NanoBot
    #PicoClaw
    #IronClaw
    #ZeroClaw
    #NullClaw
    #zclaw
    #Mimiclaw
    None of these projects are perfect, but each represents a genuine effort to make automation and control software accessible on the kind of hardware that most people can actually afford to deploy at scale.
    itsfoss.com/openclaw-alternati

  15. #OpenClaw Alternatives That You Can Run on #RaspberryPi Like Devices
    You don't need a MacMini for running OpenClaw. These alternative projects can run on #SBC and #ESP32 microcontrollers. Options include:
    #NanoBot
    #PicoClaw
    #IronClaw
    #ZeroClaw
    #NullClaw
    #zclaw
    #Mimiclaw
    None of these projects are perfect, but each represents a genuine effort to make automation and control software accessible on the kind of hardware that most people can actually afford to deploy at scale.
    itsfoss.com/openclaw-alternati