Lab 2 there shows you how you can use socat to intercept that data passing between OpenClaw and LLM. It's interesting to look at all the tooling (and modify it if you like) around the user prompt. --Might help if you are interested.
Since about 2012 I have been teaching students about blockchain using a customized version of Litecoin. Students would open up a Ubuntu VM that had a CPU miner and what is basically a Bitcoin CLI ready to go. They learned all about blockchain and competed for coin throughout the course of 6 to 8 weeks.
This new project improves on this unit but making it portable so that students/teachers can get started with a single docker-compose.
I have had a group of students helping me troubleshoot and test it out this week. The application is working for us, and it has just been a ton of fun.
Thought I would share.
Lesson plan included. (All Open Source.)
Lab 2 there shows you how you can use socat to intercept that data passing between OpenClaw and LLM. It's interesting to look at all the tooling (and modify it if you like) around the user prompt. --Might help if you are interested.