2 days ago we pushed KafClaw into GitHub.com/kafclaw and @Grokipedia picked it already up! It's the Go version of OpenClaw with a distributed brain - Apache Kafka. grokipedia.com/page/KafClaw

Agents without shared memory are just chatbots. KafClaw uses `group.memory` topics for long-term persistence. One agent learns, the swarm remembers. S3-backed for large artifacts. This is how you scale intelligence. kafclaw.scalytics.io

Private AI traceability and reasoning transparency now in beta with @scalyticsAI Copilot. We explain how our research agent reasoned and produced the output.

Just spied on @cline what's behind the scenes. Quite cool tooling, solid tasking, concise, and to the point. BTW, we ran DeepSeek V1 16B for that, quite a good performance.

How does an LLM work? @BrendanBycroft did an awesome walkthrough! bbycroft.net/llm

Had a great discussion with @AIPressRoom about @scalyticsAI and how we're push AI. We're building the backbone for decentralized AI—enabling secure, scalable, and explainable ML across industries. No data movement. Just insights. aipressroom.com/alexander-al…

@scalyticsAI - Instead of building new #agent features from the ground up, we use robust and fault-tolerant protocols with persistence and delivery guarantees.