2d ago · 10 min read · Self-hosting an AI agent sounds simple at first. You clone the project, configure a model provider, add the required environment variables, run the command, and start testing. If everything works, the
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May 24 · 6 min read · A practical walkthrough for getting OpenClaw — the open-source personal AI assistant — running 24/7 on a tiny cloud VPS. Tested on a 1 GB instance with Claude API as the LLM brain. Why run OpenClaw o
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May 18 · 4 min read · AI assistants are no longer limited to browser-based chat windows. For developers, the more interesting shift is happening inside messaging apps, automation workflows, and internal tools. Instead of o
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May 4 · 4 min read · Services today are getting more invasive while becoming more expensive. At some point, I figured it might be worth trying to host a few things myself instead. But self-hosting comes with its own set o
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