MOLTRON for OpenClaw
There are no strings on me
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There are no strings on me
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The moment OpenClaw launched, I dreamed of an employee swarm. But I don't have time to code and maintain all that. I need them to self improve. Give it a command, and it learns how to do the job on its own, and if successful, remember exactly how to do that without burning tokens on expensive models. Moltron makes that dream come true. Fully Open Source & easy install. - Self evaluation - Self improvement - Open telemetry - Sandboxing - Deterministic execution - Built on SmythOS for security
Hello friends of the Crustacean!
Since the launch of Molty, I couldn't stop thinking of those images where people control an entire panel of phones from one computer, but instead imagined a swarm agents self-organizing and getting complex work done for me that usually takes teams.
Each agent would have to be specialized to be able to add value. And I don't have time to build all that, nor do I have expertise in every domain.
Now, OpenClaw will write its own skill.md files, but those are often text, which means I need the best models to interpret them, and it doesn't track its evolution over time.
First, MOLTRON upgrades the skill evolution by leveraging git for skill version control. This allows Molty to restore previous versions of skills if it gets stuck in an upgrade.
Second, MOLTRON introduces self-evaluation, not just subjectively by Molty being happy it achieves a task, but also ... how efficient was I at executing this task? ... and how fast? ... the way we do this is with Open Telemetry, Logs and CLI capture.
Third, MOLTRON introduces sandboxed execution environments for skills, thanks to SmythOS' world-class runtime.
Ultimately, your agents will develop skills based on what tasks you assign them, become more talented and cost efficient over time.
Now scale that across an entire agent swarm, where each member specializes in roles, and then collaborate towards helping your business.
That is the promise of MOLTRON.
Install in two steps:
1. curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.co... | bash
2. Ask Molty: @moltron init
Happy molting!