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🦞 OpenClaws On Chain

Hosted by Bryn Bennett & Kye Gomez
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About Event

Build autonomous agents at speed.

During EthCC Cannes, a small group of engineers and founders will gather for a focused, single-day sprint using OpenClaw — infrastructure designed to help agents operate independently in real-world environments.

Like any healthy ecosystem, the strongest agents emerge under pressure.

This is an opportunity to build, test, and deploy something real in just a few hours, alongside other serious builders.


The format

You will have 4 hours to design and deploy a functional AI agent.

The emphasis is on usefulness, execution, and clarity of thought.

At the end of the sprint, selected teams will demo their agents live.

Afterwards, drinks and conversation.


Who this is for

This event is intended for:

• Engineers building with AI
• Web3 and infrastructure developers
• Founders and technical operators
• Anyone interested in autonomous software systems

You do not need prior OpenClaw experience, but you should be comfortable building independently.


Why attend

• Build and ship an autonomous agent in a single afternoon
• Meet other high-quality engineers and founders attending EthCC
• Explore new approaches to agent infrastructure
• Gain visibility for your work

This is a curated, builder-first environment.


Location

Central Cannes, walking distance from the Palais des Festivals.

Full details shared with approved participants.


Capacity

Limited to 50–80 participants.

Access is approved to maintain a focused, high-signal atmosphere.


What to bring

• Laptop
• Charger
• Curiosity

Refreshments will be provided.


Sponsors

Supported by teams building the infrastructure behind the next generation of autonomous systems.


About OpenClaw

OpenClaw enables developers to build and deploy autonomous agents quickly and reliably.

It provides the foundation for software that can operate independently.