OpenClaw Core Rebuilt in One Workflow: 25 Blocks, Open Source
See how SimClaw recreates the OpenClaw core with 25 blocks, memory, and Telegram/Slack channels—auto-built from one prompt on an open-source stack.
A genius recreated almost the entire OpenClaw core in a single workflow:
- 25 blocks
- 29 connections
- short-term and long-term memory
- multichannel (Telegram + Slack)
There was no manual assembly. The stack is fully open-source. You can run local models and own everything end-to-end.
Full breakdown:
00:00 — intro
01:00 — SimClaw in action: day planning, meeting search, sending an email
04:05 — long-term memory capability
05:52 — inside the workflow: how everything is connected
12:09 — plot twist
12:50 — assembling an entire workflow with a single prompt
15:42 — why this is an operating system for the AI workforce
17:00 — try it yourself
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