Sunday, 8th March 2026
Agentic Engineering Patterns — Key Takeaways from Simon Willison’s Guide
Simon Willison recently published an excellent guide on agentic engineering patterns. It collects practical lessons from building with AI coding agents. Here are the key takeaways that matter most for AI agent developers, distilled from his full guide.
[... 583 words]OpenClaw / ClawdBot Architecture — How a Telegram AI Bot Actually Works
OpenClaw (ClawdBot) is a Telegram bot powered by Claude Opus. It delivers daily AI news digests, runs scheduled jobs, and maintains persistent conversations. Here’s the full architecture and how every piece connects.
[... 1,205 words]OpenClaw vs Claude Code Agent Teams — Architecture Comparison
OpenClaw and Claude Code Agent Teams share DNA:
[... 1,188 words]Why .md Files Are the Agent: How ClawdBot Turns Markdown Into a Living Assistant
You’d expect an AI agent to consist of code: Python classes, orchestration frameworks, complex pipelines. But ClawdBot (OpenClaw) does something different. Its agent is mostly .md files sitting in a folder. Plain text. Markdown. The kind of thing you’d write documentation in.
[... 1,516 words]Why Every Coding Agent Is TypeScript (And Every ML Framework Is Python)
Every major coding agent uses TypeScript: Claude Code, OpenCode, Pi, Amp. None of them uses Python. This isn’t a coincidence. It’s architecture. To understand why, you need to start with the origin stories.
[... 2,989 words]Multi-Agent Is Two Problems: Why TypeScript and Python Each Win Half"
Will multi-agent be done better in JavaScript than Python? No. They solve different types of multi-agent. This is the most important distinction nobody is making clearly enough.
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