alt Hacker NewsSo, nanoclaw requires agents to code extensions on the fly to get to feature parity with openclaw… and you're celebrating nanoclaw having fewer LOC. How's the code smell after nanoclaw gets to feature parity?
So, nanoclaw requires agents to code extensions on the fly to get to feature parity with openclaw… and you're celebrating nanoclaw having fewer LOC. How's the code smell after nanoclaw gets to feature parity?
The point is to be able to choose the (presumably small) subset of features you actually want, and have a tractable review problem. Presumably people who really want openclaw would just use openclaw.