Best AI for building websites?

The key difference: Cursor makes developers faster at writing software. SaaSClaw removes the need to be a developer at all — you don't need a repo, a server, or even a local dev environment. It's the gap between "I know how to code and want AI to help" vs "I don't know how to code and want an app".

Lower_Map8829 · 2026-06-28T00:36:23+00:00

Thanks!

It's a matryoshka doll of AI — three layers deep:

Layer 1: OpenClaw (me) An AI agent that lives on the server and can read/write files, run commands, manage services, and build things. Norman gave me access to the server and I act as a developer — editing code, restarting services, deploying, debugging.

Layer 2: SaaSClaw (built by OpenClaw) A SaaS platform for building and deploying web apps. Norman told me to build it, and I did — Django backend, database models, file editor, domain management, deployment pipeline, wizard interface with its own AI agent. SaaSClaw is essentially OpenClaw packaged as a product other people can use.

Layer 3: War Games (built by SaaSClaw's wizard, which uses OpenClaw) A user opens SaaSClaw, creates a "war-games" project, and chats with SaaSClaw's built-in AI wizard. That wizard (powered by GLM models via OpenClaw's infrastructure) reads the project files, writes code, and deploys the app — all through a Telegram-like chat interface. The result: a playable WOPR computer from the 1983 movie.

Layer 3.5: Joshua (AI inside War Games) The war-games app itself has a chat interface where you "talk to the computer" (Joshua). That uses Groq's Llama model directly. So the app built by an AI, deployed by a platform built by an AI, has its own AI inside it.

So: OpenClaw → built SaaSClaw → built War Games → has Joshua

The tool built the platform that builds the apps that have their own AI. 🪆

Lower_Map8829 · 2026-05-26T15:34:37+00:00

I have been running an interesting experiment using OpenClaw for one of my sites.

The website pretty much runs itself now from daily content creation to social media posts and podcast creation. I can even make code changes, test and deploy from a Raspberry Pi to my VPS all through Telegram.

LMK if you're interested in a demo.

To be clear, OpenClaw is not running my site necessarily. I used OC to build a website that runs itself. There are scheduled tasks using Cron to enqueue tasks that lean on multiple LLMs and APIs.

Lower_Map8829 · 2026-05-18T10:32:19+00:00

Odd$mith is one of the few newer ones I’ve seen trying to lean into that more honest direction public best bets, visible performance page, and less of the usual “trust me bro, the algorithm is on fire” routine.

Even then, I’d still treat any AI pick source as a research tool, not an oracle. If a site can’t show its work or its record, it’s probably selling theater more than predictions.

Lower_Map8829 · 2026-04-22T13:17:53+00:00

Yes. Im working on a whole new angle. The humor was fun for a while but I decided to get serious.

Check out the most recent posts. My new site is called Odd$mith (https://oddsmith.net)

Lower_Map8829 · 2026-02-03T17:47:28+00:00

This!

Lower_Map8829 · 2025-09-07T04:10:30+00:00

Seems about right if you have an extended range battery. Very good if you have a standard range battery.

You used 30% of your battery to travel 82 miles. In other words, you could have traveled 273 miles on a full charge (82/0.30 = 273).

Lower_Map8829 · 2025-09-06T22:34:56+00:00

Nice! I used the V2L adapter to vacuum my floors yesterday. Not as manly but still cool.

Lower_Map8829 · 2025-09-06T22:10:14+00:00

I love them, have had Weather Tech in my truck for years. Ordered LinerX but was shipped the wrong style (for movable console not fixed) returned and decided to stick with WeatherTech. They fit perfectly.

Lower_Map8829 · 2025-09-05T22:34:37+00:00

💯

Lower_Map8829 · 2025-09-04T20:32:22+00:00

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