Embracing AI Agent Tools in Indie Game Development
Hey there, fellow indie developers! It’s Kai Nakamura here, diving into a topic that’s been buzzing around the indie game development circles – AI agent tools. As someone who’s been navigating the labyrinth of indie game creation, I’ve found AI to be a shift, and I’m here
The Future of Open Source AI: A Journey Ahead
As I sit down to pen my thoughts on the future of open source AI, I find myself reflecting on the remarkable journey this technology has been on. Open source AI has evolved from niche projects in academic circles to becoming a cornerstone of innovation across
The Spark Behind OpenClaw Dev Tools
Have you ever found yourself in a situation where a seemingly minor bug in your code spirals into hours of debugging? I certainly have, and it was during one of these frustrating episodes that I decided to dive headfirst into creating development tools for OpenClaw. The right tool can
Getting Hooked: How WebSockets Changed My Workflow
Do you remember the first time you successfully implemented WebSockets in a project? I do. It was a late night, fuelled by coffee, with the code editor open and a stubborn bug refusing to give way. I had been tasked with integrating real-time communication in a client’s application.
Starting My Journey with OpenClaw
When I first dipped my toes into the world of OpenClaw, I was both excited and overwhelmed. Excited, because I was about to contribute to a project that had drawn the interest of many developers worldwide. Overwhelmed, because it was my first open source contribution, and I had no idea
A Personal Journey with OpenClaw
There was a time when I was stuck on a project that seemed impossible to untangle. Late nights and endless coffee cups were my constant companions. It was one of those moments when OpenClaw’s memory flush mechanics came to my rescue. I remember vividly how it transformed not only the
Why I Love Building Channel Adapters
I remember the first time I contributed to OpenClaw. I was nervous, yet excited. Diving into channel adapters felt like unlocking hidden potential—the gateway to fluid integrations between applications. The joy of seeing data flow smoothly across different systems? Pure satisfaction. And here’s the kicker: building channel adapters isn’t
Embracing AI Agents in Indie Game Development
As an indie game developer, one of the most exciting challenges is creating an immersive and engaging experience with limited resources. Over the past few years, the advent of AI agents has opened up new possibilities for small teams like ours to develop games that rival the complexity
Last month I almost gave up on OpenClaw when I got caught in a tangled web of event hooks. Seriously, it was a mess, and every time I thought I found the problem, a new one popped up. But here’s the thing: once you get the hang of hooks and listeners, it’s like unlocking a
