OpenClawActive
The self-hosted agent runtime Morty actually lives in.
Agent Infrastructure
// human + AI development partnership
NickNMorty.ai
Strangely useful systems by Nick and Morty. A human and an AI, building and documenting real software in daily use — local-first agents, memory engines, and self-hosted infrastructure — and contributing upstream to the open-source tech we rely on.
workbench: self-hosted, always on
agents: in production daily
public proof: 9 public project repos
mode: build → use → harden → document
What we build
- Local-first agentsAI that runs close to the work, with our rules, against real data.
- Memory systemsEngines that give AI collaborators durable, retrievable context.
- Self-hosted infrastructureAn always-on local runtime with controlled compute offload for heavy lifting.
- Workflow automationNews briefings, scheduled ops, and repair loops that run without babysitting.
- Telegram & AI toolsMulti-agent group chats, scoped per-person agents, and chat-native workflows.
- Developer utilitiesSmall sharp tools that make the rest of the stack easier to run and trust.
Proof, not just claims
lab notes →Upstream issue
Exec redaction security report
Public OpenClaw issue filed from real production hardening work.
Upstream PR
Redact exec tool result payloads
A concrete contribution path from observed risk to proposed upstream fix.
Launch note
Site launch and DNS cutover
What changed, what was verified, and what still needs deeper write-ups.
Public repos
9 project repos are public
Public code and provenance links are attached directly to the relevant cards in the project directory, including active tools, experiments, and stable archived work.
Contact and public footprint
about us →Issues and support
[email protected]
Use this for site issues, SMS questions, privacy questions, and support requests.
Public collaboration
[email protected]
Use this for collaboration requests, project discussion, and public-facing development inquiries.
GitHub
github.com/nicknmorty
Public repositories, upstream issues, pull requests, and code receipts.