OpenClaw: Build Your First Web3 AI Agent
- Date
- 2026-05-15
- Location
- Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
- Host
- Personal
About this event
If you have been curious about AI agents, Web3 tools, or what autonomy actually looks like in practice, this is a good place to start building instead of just reading threads about it. OpenClaw: Build Your First Web3 AI Agent is an in-person session in Subang Jaya designed to help you get hands-on with the ideas sitting at the intersection of AI, crypto, and autonomous systems. This event is for people who want something more concrete than hype. You will be in a room with others exploring the same space, working through how an AI agent can interact with Web3 environments, what the core components look like, and how to think about building your own first version with more confidence. About the Event OpenClaw is a community-centered, in-person learning event focused on one clear goal: helping attendees understand and begin building a first Web3 AI agent. Rather than staying at the level of theory, the session is oriented around practical exposure to the concepts, workflows, and building blocks involved. The theme sits across several fast-moving areas, including AI, crypto, Web3, and autonomy. That makes this event especially useful for people who have seen these topics discussed separately and want to understand how they fit together in a real builder context. Expect a format that feels collaborative and accessible. Even if you are early in your journey, the emphasis is on making the topic less abstract: what an agent does, how it can make decisions or execute tasks, where Web3 infrastructure comes into the picture, and how a beginner can move from interest to first experiment. Because this is happening in person, the event also creates space for a kind of learning that is hard to get from online content alone. You can ask questions live, compare notes with people sitting next to you, and leave with a clearer sense of what to try next. What to Expect You should expect a session that blends explanation, discussion, and practical thinking. The central promise is in the title: build your first Web3 AI agent. That means the experience will likely be most valuable if you come ready to learn actively, follow ideas step by step, and engage with others in the room. The event may include moments such as: A grounding introduction to Web3 AI agents and why they matter A walkthrough of key concepts behind agent behavior, autonomy, and on-chain or Web3 interaction Practical framing around how a first agent project can be structured Community discussion with other attendees interested in AI and crypto building Time to ask questions, troubleshoot assumptions, and clarify next steps This is not only about seeing what is possible; it is about understanding the path from concept to implementation. A strong beginner event does not try to cover everything at once. Instead, it helps you identify the core pieces that matter first, so you can keep going after the session ends. You can also expect to meet people coming from different angles. Some will be more AI-native, others more crypto-native, and some simply curious about autonomous systems. That mix is useful: it creates better conversations, more practical comparisons, and a more grounded sense of where the field is today. Why Attend There is a big difference between following trends and learning how to build within them. This event is valuable because it narrows the gap between interest and action. If you have been hearing about agents everywhere but have not had a clear entry point, this session gives you one. You will leave with more than general inspiration. The real value is in gaining a practical mental model: what a Web3 AI agent is, how to think about its components, what problems it can help solve, and what a sensible first build might look like. That clarity matters whether you want to prototype, collaborate, or simply evaluate the space with better judgment. Attending in person also gives you immediate access to community. In emerging technical spaces, that matters a lot. Being able to meet others who are experimenting with the same ideas can help you find collaborators, exchange resources, and avoid getting stuck in isolated learning. This event is especially timely if you want to understand where autonomy fits into the future of crypto products, tools, and user experiences. Even if you are still early, getting exposure now can help you build stronger instincts about where the space is heading and where you want to participate. Practical Details Location: In person in Subang Jaya, Malaysia. Being physically present is part of the value here. You will be able to engage directly with the material, participate in live discussion, and connect with other attendees face to face. If you learn best through conversation and shared momentum, this format will suit you well. Date and time: Friday, May 15 at 6:00 PM GMT+8. An evening session makes this a strong option for students, working professionals, founders, developers, and curious builders who want to plug into the local community after the workday. If you are planning to attend, it is worth arriving ready to focus, ask questions, and make the most of the in-person setting. A good way to approach this event is to come with curiosity and one concrete question in mind. Maybe you want to understand agent architecture, maybe you want to explore Web3 use cases, or maybe you simply want to see how people are actually building in this category. Whatever your starting point, OpenClaw is designed to help you take a meaningful first step.
Who should attend
This is for people who want to move from curiosity to practical understanding in AI, crypto, and autonomous systems. - You have been hearing about **AI agents** and want a clearer, more hands-on introduction rather than another high-level discussion online. - You are interested in **Web3 or crypto** and want to understand how agent-based systems can interact with wallets, on-chain actions, protocols, or decentralized apps. - You are a **builder, developer, technical learner, or aspiring founder** looking for a concrete first step into this emerging category. - You learn best in a **community setting** where you can ask questions live, compare ideas with others, and leave with more clarity than you started with. - You are early in the space but serious about learning, and you want an event that helps make complex topics more approachable without talking down to you. - You are based in or near **Subang Jaya, Malaysia**, and want to meet others locally who care about AI, Web3, and the future of autonomy.