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Will Knight describes in WIRED how AI coding tools OpenClaw and Codex generated Python scripts that configured and operated a Hugging Face LeRobot 101 dual-arm robot to grip objects

Ken Goldberg at UC Berkeley explores similar agentic coding methods.

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Thx @willknight! Agentic Coding for Robotics: an exciting project w/: @letian_fu, @uynitsuj, @k_elrefai, @ethankou24, @HaoruXue, @_wenlixiao, @RavenHuang4, @guanzhi_wang, @drfeifei, @GuanyaShi, @jiajunwu_cs, SSastry, @yukez, @DrJimFan, @spenserhuang http://capgym.github.io

12:46 PM · May 20, 2026 View on X

It is truly mind-blowing how capable Claude and Codex now are at configuring and controlling robots. My own experiments (with a lerobot 101) point to a fascinating new trend in robotics that could accelerate adoption. Many thanks to @Ken_Goldberg and @spencerhuang_ for their insights! https://www.wired.com/story/i-gave-my-openclaw-agent-physical-body-robot/

9:25 PM · May 20, 2026 · 4.5K Views

It is truly mind-blowing how capable Claude and Codex now are at configuring and sorting issues with simple robots. My own experiments point to a fascinating new trend in robotics that could accelerate experimantation and adoption. Many thanks to @Ken_Goldberg and @spencerhuang_ for their insights! https://www.wired.com/story/i-gave-my-openclaw-agent-physical-body-robot/

9:17 PM · May 20, 2026 · 61 Views
Will Knight describes in WIRED how AI coding tools OpenClaw and Codex generated Python scripts that configured and operated a Hugging Face LeRobot 101 dual-arm robot to grip objects · Digg