
OpenClaw Workshop: Build Your Own AI Agent
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🚀 Event Overview Join us for a hands-on OpenClaw Workshop where you'll learn how to set up your own AI agent from scratch and integrate it with Web3 tools. This workshop is designed for builders, developers, students, and Web3 enthusiasts who want to explore AI agents, automation, and decentralized infrastructure. By the end of the session, you'll have your own working OpenClaw AI agent running securely. 🧠 What You'll Learn During this workshop, we will cover the fundamentals of OpenClaw and how to create and integrate your AI agent with various Web3 tools and platforms. 👨🏫 About the Speaker DM Tay is an active builder and contributor in the AI and Web3 ecosystem, focusing on AI agents, decentralized infrastructure, and automation tools. He regularly conducts workshops and shares practical knowledge to help developers and builders deploy real-world AI applications. 🎯 Who Should Attend • Students interested in AI & Web3 • Developers & Builders • Blockchain Enthusiasts • AI Agent Beginners • Anyone interested in automation & decentralized AI 💻 Requirements Participants are encouraged to bring: • Laptop • Basic understanding of Web3 (optional but helpful) • Interest in AI & automation 🔥 Why You Should Join This workshop provides a unique opportunity to gain practical experience and insights into the rapidly evolving fields of AI and Web3, preparing you to leverage these technologies in your projects. Seats are limited. Register early to secure your spot.
Highlights
Join a hands-on workshop to set up an AI agent and integrate it with Web3 tools. Designed for developers, students, and Web3 enthusiasts to explore AI and decentralized infrastructure. Led by DM Tay, a contributor in AI and Web3, focusing on AI agents and automation. Ideal for anyone interested in AI and blockchains. Bring a laptop and an interest in automation. Seats are limited, so early registration is recommended.
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