Clawtex

I was a heavy user of Clawdbot, later OpenClaw, from January into April 2026; if you ran it back then you know how messy it got, more time troubleshooting config than using the tool. It was still a good experience, and it re-lit my spark for learning code and learning how AI actually works.

So I built the fix I needed. Clawtex is persistent memory for my own agents; the least visible thing on this shelf, and probably the most important part of my day. It's what they load before they do anything else, every session.

I've since fallen out of love with OpenClaw and moved to Claude Code as the daily driver, though I still experiment: local models, OpenRouter for whatever's worth testing that week, different agents for different jobs. Clawtex sits behind all of it as an MCP server, holding the memory while the tools around it change.

It was a public product for a while, with a landing page, pricing and a connector listing. I've taken that down; it's a tool for the studio now, rebuilt in August 2026 around what my own agents actually need, and I'd rather keep it that way than run it as a platform for other people.