Describe
Start with a concrete product brief, constraints and the current project state.
Real LocalClaw case study
Kimi K3 built a playable 3D FPS inside LocalClaw
Iron Descent went from a product brief to an interactive game through the LocalClaw Developer workspace. The model, project activity, files, preview and finished result stayed visible in one place.
45 seconds · real workspace · real gameplay
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The workflow
From instruction to playable result
LocalClaw makes agentic coding observable and testable. The user can see what the model is doing, inspect the project and interact with the result while staying in the same native workspace.
Observe
See AI activity, elapsed time, tool use and the files being changed.
Test
Interact with the live preview directly inside the Developer workspace.
Iterate
Keep the project context and refine the result without rebuilding from zero.
What was used
A real project, not a mockup
This demonstration uses Kimi K3 through OpenRouter. LocalClaw also supports local and OAuth model routes, but the model used for this recorded build was cloud-hosted.
- ProjectIron Descent, an original browser-based 3D first-person shooter.
- InterfaceLocalClaw Developer with project chat, files, tools and embedded live preview.
- Feedback loopPlayable preview used to test movement, combat, enemies and visual changes between iterations.
- OutcomeA finished playable demo that can be inspected and continued as a normal project.
Why it matters
AI coding becomes a product workflow
Visible progress
You do not have to wonder whether the model is working. The activity state and elapsed time stay in view.
Immediate validation
The live preview turns generated code into something the user can test before accepting the result.
Project continuity
Files, conversation and workspace stay attached to the project so later iterations begin with context.
Build with OpenClaw from a native Mac app
Install LocalClaw once, connect the model route you want and keep your projects, previews and OpenClaw controls in one interface.