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Smart glasses showing the JSOS HUD

JSOS

Building a piece of the future with OpenClaw, Codex, and smart glasses.
Agents on the go. Hands-free workflows. Vibe coding through smart glasses.

Kotlin Android Wear OS OpenClaw Codex AI Agents

Explore JSOS | Explore OpenClaw | My Projects


About me

JSOS and OpenClaw are the two projects closest to me. I put a lot of time, care, and curiosity into both.

I am the developer behind JSOS and an OpenClaw contributor. Through both projects, I explore how agents can become more useful, mobile, and naturally present in everyday life.

JSOS

JSOS is my vision for bringing agents closer to people through smart glasses. It connects the JSOS HUD, an Android phone core, and a Wear OS Wrist Companion with OpenClaw and Codex.

  • Glanceable agent output, sessions, voice, images, and controls through the JSOS HUD
  • An Android core that manages connections, authenticated state, and runtime settings
  • A Wear OS Wrist Companion for chat, voice, status, sessions, and controls
  • Hands-free workflows and vibe coding while on the go
  • A public development preview for people who want to experience a piece of the future today
JSOS HUD                 <->  JSOS Core  <->  OpenClaw / Codex
Wear OS Wrist Companion  <->  JSOS Core

Releases | Screenshots | Showcase video | Architecture

OpenClaw

What I love about OpenClaw is how much freedom it gives people to explore their own ideas.

As a contributor, I do not limit myself to one specific area. I work on what is useful, important, or simply needs solving at that moment. That variety is a big part of what keeps the project exciting for me.

JSOS and OpenClaw are closely connected in both my development work and everyday use.

Codex across Core, HUD, and wrist

My main OpenClaw agent and Codex work closely together during PRs and coding sessions.

Through JSOS Core, the JSOS HUD, and the Wear OS Wrist Companion, I can speak or write into that workflow, follow the session, and keep coding work moving without always returning to a desktop.

Agent workflow projects

Project Purpose
PR Agent Workflow Operator-controlled workflows for inspecting, patching, proving, and publishing PR work.
Review Agent Workflow Findings-first review workflows for pull requests, diffs, CI signals, and leak risks.
OpenClaw PR Workflow A focused workflow for careful and repeatable OpenClaw contribution loops.
OpenClaw Memory for LibraVDB Persistent local memory with hybrid recall, compaction, and context controls.

How I work

I like looking ahead, experimenting with new ideas, and turning those experiments into practical solutions.

I want agents to remain useful, private, and under operator control - and I prefer proof over promises.

Current focus

JSOS and OpenClaw continue to evolve together. I use the combined system every day, so new ideas, improvements, and practical problems naturally flow back into both projects.


AI should move with you - without taking control away from you.

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