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Slide decks and guides from our practice. Clearly explained, technically grounded.
omadia: an agentic os
Launch deck for omadia, byte5's self-hostable agentic OS. How individual agents become a team — plugin architecture, knowledge graph, hallucination verifier, all on your own infrastructure, no model lock-in. (Slide content in German.)
Prompts and Agents
A look behind the scenes of Claude. 37 slides, nine chapters, ~40 min: from Eliza and the anthropomorphism trap to context windows, the session illusion, agents, and where LLMs go wrong. Two interactive stations: stateless animation and context-window visualiser. (Slide content in German.)
OpenClaw Hackathon
Hackathon format for building your own OpenClaw AgentSkills. Live demo of a reference skill, skill-anatomy check, level selection (Entry / Intermediate / Expert), two-hour build sprint, Show & Tell. Three reference skills under `demos/` to fork from. (Slide content in German.)
How LLMs actually work
A 25-slide deck that walks through modern language models step by step — from tokens and embeddings through transformers and training to agents. Clear, technically grounded, hype-free. Includes a few interactive elements for workshops and self-study. (Slide content in German.)
Claude & Claude Code
From chat to agent stack — a 60–75-minute walkthrough of the Claude ecosystem for developers. Model family, Cowork, MCP stack, Skills/Hooks/Subagents, and Spec-Driven Development. (Slide content in German.)
Spec-Driven Development with GitHub Spec-Kit
Sub-deck from the Claude Code talk: vibe-coding doesn't scale. Live demo with GitHub Spec-Kit — from .constitution through .specify, .plan, .tasks to .implement builds a streaming Next.js chat app. (Slide content in German.)
Introduction to OpenClaw
A local AI assistant — reachable on WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, iMessage, Signal, Matrix. 90 minutes live: gateway, markdown-based skills, free choice of LLM (Anthropic, OpenAI, Ollama). (Slide content in German.)