It restyled this site in one session
Five agents on five git worktrees restyled seven pages in parallel with zero merge conflicts — the run documented in the Multi-Agent Design Sprint case study.
Live Architecture
OpenClaw / Dispatch Router
The self-hosted platform that runs my agent fleet — and maintains this site. It routes work to 25+ agents, checks their output before anyone sees it, and keeps always-on automation on local models where it costs nothing.
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System Design
Every request routed, checked, and accounted for.
A request enters through the orchestrator, gets dispatched to an isolated worker, and must clear a quality gate before anything comes back. The diagram below is the checked-in system map, not a marketing sketch.
OpenClaw architecture / checked-in system map
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What It Has Shipped
Architecture is a claim. These are the receipts.
Concrete, inspectable output of the platform — not internal telemetry.
It reviews this site's pull requests
An automated review loop is wired into this repository's CI: agents review incoming changes and a fix-worker addresses findings before merge.
It runs unattended, on a budget of zero
Monitoring, scheduled research, and content pipelines run around the clock on local models — 25+ registered agents, personally owned end to end, no NDA required to discuss any of it.
Command Center / 03
See the system in action
Run a real scenario in the interactive Command Center. Watch autonomous agents plan, execute, and pass quality gates in real time.