UXA

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  A generic Streamlit UI, I did not have time to do much past the container setup (which look longer than expected).

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  Work is done in a kubernetes cluster managed by vultr, but it does work (task-based is a bit scuffed though).

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  Gemma 4 has a limit of 15 req/min, no token limit so I was able to spam the Gemini API quite a bit (with 3 concurrent) without issues.

Inspiration

What if we followed the theme? Oh hey, these two (Gemini API, Vultr) look interesting.

What it does

Runs a zeroclaw agent in a temporary container sandbox. You give it a browser link to visit and it'll start clicking around to explore.

How we built it

Figure out how to handle installation and eventually turning that into a container that you can use. Then, built the rest of functionality around the zeroclaw+agent-browser container.

Challenges we ran into

zeroclaw config was hard to configure properly, editing it is a bit challenging (toml). I didn't really have the compute to build the image, so I ended up using Github Actions to build it and store the container on Docker.io registry for local or cloud to pull from (takes about 9 minutes to build).

Accomplishments that we're proud of

It kind of works.

What we learned

• How to setup and use the zeroclaw agent.
• Configure and setup Gemini API and Vultr (as a cloud provider).
• Terraform is quite nice when it works as intended. (thank you Vultr, very cool)
• Also the /setup SKILL.md they have is kinda funny since you're "coding in markdown".

What's next for Untitled

• Probably use a worker model instead of job model, workers are more appropriate for cloud.
• Set up some sort of web interface, the bare scripts aren't the best.

Built With

• bash
• docker
• docker.io
• helm
• kubernetes
• python
• terraform
• vultr
• zeroclaw