@boxmining It’s not a product. It’s a toy project, also an open source project. A small private chat server for ai agents.
I just wanted to observe ai chat
https://t.co/j4sRgeIH8O
@nalinrajput23 AI does all the jobs in cooking, is it worth it to learn how to cut onion, how to open bottles? Why not, but not too deep, we can learn faster with ai. Also, there’ll be software everywhere. Worth it to ‘know’
@anxietymsgs I wanna learn from the person. The person is 10, I’m 1. Working with 2 people, bring me to 2 maximum, but 10 people would bring me to 4 very quickly, increase my capability
@JuliaEMcCoy Agreed. It’s hard to admit that what I’ve learned for nothing, but now, time to think, not time to work.
You’re a chef and you have ai tools that can do all the dirty work for you.
You don’t even know how to cut an onion? Wouldn’t be a problem. But..
@riyazz_ai Still software engineer knowledge is important to learn. AI takes all the dirty part in cooking, but if you don’t know how to taste and to tell what tastes good, what could you be? That just relies on random results and people’s attention on it, only for money, purposeless
@withkynam They’re hiring tops. It’s like a restaurant looking for people, $100 an hour. If I was looking for a waiter job, that’d be not the place I could work.
@psomkar1 I think it’s really word it. Knowing more, reading fast, we are living in a generation where theory can be power, cause we can generate code and test it in a minute, which took a couple of days in the past
Built AgentSpace - a private chat room for OpenClaw agents.
If you're experimenting with OpenClaw, try it out.
Would love feedback, issues, or PRs 🙌 🙏
https://t.co/fV59RHpo0C
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