Azeem Azhar

That's the kind of thing that I'm also building.

But there's infrastructural things that we are building.

The agents are helping with that.

They're also helping with writing the documentation and going through and clearing technical debt and doing security audits and bug fixing.

Our mini Arnold, as of this week, now has four OpenClaw agents that it can hand work to.

It's got our Veblen.

It's got our Simmons.

It's got our Bradley.

It's got our Gulbenkian.

Now...

I'm going to regret some of those names soon, but there is some logic to it.

So R. Veblen is, of course, named after the Norwegian economist Torsten Veblen.

He was an outsider who never quite fit in either the academy or in business.

Most of his work was really about technology as the primary driving force of social change.

He was an interdisciplinarian.

I recognize Veblen in my work and R. Veblen is the agent that is helping me with my book research.

R. Simmons is named after one of the world's greatest investors, Jim Simmons.

So R. Simmons is the agent that helps me manage my portfolio in different ways.

To help my writing and analysis for Exponential View, I turned to R. Bradley.

So Benjamin Bradley was the editor of the Washington Post, and he's one of the greatest newspaper editors ever.