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No PC. No cloud IDE. Just Android, Termux, and a lot of stubbornness.
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No PC. No cloud IDE. Just Android, Termux, and a lot of stubbornness.

via Dev.to PythonRenanBP10h ago

My name is Renan. I'm not a professional developer — I know the basics of Python and Linux, and I'm completely obsessed with technology, automation, and AI. That combination turned out to be enough to build something I'm genuinely proud of. This is the origin story of ClawLite — a Linux/Termux-first AI agent runtime built for operational use, not just interactive chat. It Started With a Problem: No PC A few months ago I was away from home and had no access to my computer. I'd been following the AI agent space closely, and I'd recently discovered OpenClaw — it blew my mind. I needed to understand how it worked from the inside. The question was: could I run it on my phone? I started digging on GitHub and found openclaw-termux by @mithun50 . Huge credit to him — without that repo, none of this would have started. Installed it, and against all odds, it worked. It doesn't install natively into Termux; it runs Ubuntu through proot-distro , which gives you a real Linux environment on ARM64 An

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