Built website via Nokia 3310 text messages
Extreme demonstration: built a complete website by sending SMS text messages from a Nokia 3310 feature phone to an OpenClaw agent. Shows minimum viable interface - if you can send text, you can control a powerful AI agent. Agent interpreted messages, wrote code, committed to Git, deployed website. Highlights accessibility and platform-independence of agent-based computing. Funny viral showcase that makes a serious point about interface abstraction.
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