A Chinese concierge for the OpenClaw documentation firehose

What it does

OpenClaw 101 is a Next.js site that catalogs tutorials for OpenClaw, the popular open-source AI assistant platform. It gathers roughly 35 guides from Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, DigitalOcean, Bilibili, Reddit, and other sources into a searchable, bilingual index. The project also outlines a seven-day learning path and links to a Feishu knowledge base for structured onboarding.

The interesting bit

This is essentially a curated reader for OpenClaw documentation. The engineering is deliberately simple—a well-organized Next.js skin over a single TypeScript data file—because the value is editorial, not architectural. It filters a global firehose of English and Chinese tutorials into categories like deployment, channel integration, and skill development so Chinese developers don’t have to hunt across cloud vendor blogs and video platforms.

Key highlights

• Indexes 35+ tutorials across 8 categories, including cloud deployment, Feishu/DingTalk/Telegram integration, and video guides
• Bilingual support with filtering by language, category, and tags
• Structured 7-day learning path with an external Feishu wiki for progressive study
• Community-driven updates via pull requests to src/data/resources.ts
• Runs on Next.js 14, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and Cloudflare Pages

Caveats

• The site is primarily a navigation and aggregation layer; the actual tutorials and 7-day curriculum live on external platforms
• Coverage depends entirely on manual community submissions, so the catalog grows unevenly

Verdict

Worth bookmarking if you’re a Chinese-speaking developer trying to bootstrap an OpenClaw instance without drowning in scattered documentation. If you already know the ecosystem inside out, this is purely an index—no new tooling to see here.