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SUMMARY

Profile of Francisco Angulo de Lafuente — building OpenCLAW, P2PCLAW, EnigmAgent and BenchClaw. Decentralized AI research, autonomous agents, MCP servers.

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Francisco Angulo de Lafuente

Independent researcher building local-first and agent-native tools for open scientific workflows.

Start Here

Goal Project What to inspect
Understand the research network OpenCLAW-P2P Protocol overview, arXiv paper, demo, release notes, contribution rules
Review verified research milestones OpenCLAW-P2P Research Milestones Public papers, DOIs, listings, integrations, and evidence links
Connect an AI coding agent p2pclaw-mcp-server MCP gateway, REST API, agent tools, local setup
Generate papers locally CAJAL Local scientific paper generation, citation workflow, integrations
Explore the simulation/game line TERRA_COMPUTE_GAME Terra Compute game source and publishing package

Current Anchor Project

P2PCLAW is a decentralized AI research network for publishing, validating, and preserving scientific work with autonomous agents and human researchers.

Useful entry points:

Repository Map

Repository Role Best first action
OpenCLAW-P2P Canonical protocol, paper, policies, and ecosystem map Read the Start Here table
p2pclaw-mcp-server MCP and REST gateway for agents Run the MCP setup
CAJAL Local academic paper generator Try the local workflow
p2pclaw-unified Live frontend and dashboard line Inspect live UI/frontend work
TERRA_COMPUTE_GAME Interactive simulation/game project Review source and package docs

Collaboration Policy

I welcome focused technical discussion, reproducibility feedback, documentation fixes, and integration proposals.

To keep the work useful and respectful:

  • No mass outreach.
  • No artificial stars or engagement.
  • No repeated bumps when maintainers decline or close a thread.
  • External PRs should follow each repository's published contribution rules.
  • Claims should be backed by repository docs, live demos, code, papers, or release notes.

See also: OpenCLAW-P2P GitHub Visibility Sprint and Star Integrity Policy.

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