After switching from OpenClaw to Hermes Agent, the author significantly improved the performance and coordination of their AI agents, leading to enhanced productivity and enjoyment in building a self-improvement system.
Posts in "AI"
A Field Guide for Building Your Own Robot Assistant
The Robot Assistant Field Guide by David Sparks offers a practical resource for building a personal AI assistant with Obsidian and Claude, aimed at helping users transition from mere interest to effective utility without the lengthy trial and error.
The Glitch Diary
A new blog series titled “The Glitch Diary” will candidly explore the challenges and failures of working with AI systems in daily life, highlighting the learning that emerges from mistakes.
The Certainty Trap
Superhuman AI poses risks that require informed engagement and responsible action at an individual level, rather than succumbing to paralysis or denial about its potential dangers.
I really like BMAD for planning my projects. Sure it is a really lengthy process. But it is super comprehensive and reveals a lot of areas I didn’t think through properly.
Still Possible
Creating project specifications can be more enjoyable than actual coding because it allows for an idealized vision free from the complexities and challenges of implementation.
I don’t quite understand why Anthropic is forbidding the use of the subscription plans for external services like OpenClaw or AutoForge. Seems to me they could sell way more Max subscriptions that way. And so what if a tool uses Claude 24/7. That’s why they have 5 hour and weekly limits.
Etwas Großes passiert — Sehr Wichtig!
Matt Shumer warnt in seinem Artikel vor der rasanten Entwicklung von KI-Technologien, die viele Berufe bedrohen und deren Auswirkungen bereits spürbar sind.
Something big is happening — Important read!
Recent advancements in AI are rapidly changing the nature of work, threatening many jobs while also presenting new opportunities for those who adapt early.
I‘m back on OpenClaw
Last week I deleted the entire thing from my Raspberry Pi. This week I’m back with a fresh install and a simple, but important rule: Baby steps.
Last week I got overwhelmed by the possibilities and tried to implement everything all at once. Not a good idea. So this time around I’m taking baby steps.
I installed it. Made Telegram work and set up a text to speech and speech to text flow.