OpenClaw Talk at the Claude Code Meetup

I gave a talk on OpenClaw at the Claude Code meetup hosted by Nick Gray at Cloudflare’s Austin, TX office.

The presentation covers how I use AI as infrastructure — self-hosted, multi-agent, running across every channel (iMessage, Slack, Discord, Terminal). It walks through the full setup: identity files, multi-agent routing, the bug triage pipeline, Mission Control, WisprFlow for voice-first development, and the Codex skill for double-reviewing every PR.

View the full presentation — slides available on request.

What’s covered

• Multi-agent architecture — Build a team, not just an assistant. Each agent gets its own workspace, identity, and custom skills.
• Bug triage pipeline — From bug report to PR in ~15 minutes with automated agent routing and double AI review.
• Mission Control — Real-time activity feed, task management, and daily standup generation across all agents.
• WisprFlow — Voice-first development at 132 WPM. 1.85 million words dictated and counting.
• Codex skill — Claude’s speed paired with Codex’s accuracy. Every plan gets automatically reviewed before you approve it.
• Portable skills — One .agents repo, symlinked everywhere. Fix a skill once, updated across every tool and device.

Thanks to Nick Gray for hosting and to Cloudflare for the space.

Photos from the event