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AlexClaw: A BEAM-Native Personal AI Agent Built on Elixir/OTP
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AlexClaw: A BEAM-Native Personal AI Agent Built on Elixir/OTP

via Dev.toAlessio Battistutta

AlexClaw: A BEAM-Native Personal AI Agent Built on Elixir/OTP AlexClaw is a personal autonomous AI agent that monitors RSS feeds, web sources, GitHub repositories, and Google services — accumulates knowledge in PostgreSQL, executes multi-step workflows on schedule, and communicates via Telegram. It runs entirely on your infrastructure. The key architectural decision: the BEAM VM is the runtime, not a container for Python-style orchestration. Supervision trees, ETS caching, GenServers, and PubSub are the actual building blocks — not abstractions bolted on top. GitHub: github.com/thatsme/AlexClaw What It Does AlexClaw runs workflows — multi-step pipelines that combine skills (RSS collection, web search, LLM summarization, API calls, browser automation) and deliver results to Telegram. Workflows run on cron schedules or on demand. A typical workflow: Collect — fetch 8 RSS feeds concurrently, deduplicate against memory Score — batch-score 20+ article titles in a single LLM call for relevan

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