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Build Your OpenClaw Agent with Multi-Modal Models

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This is a beginner level hands-on class which will show you how to build your own OpenClaw agent using open-source multi-modal models. This course will also show you how to set up an open-source model server with vLLM/SGLang and connect your agent to it.

July 23, 2026 2:00 PM - 2:45 PM PDT

Mahdi Ghodsi
Mahdi Ghodsi

SMTS Product Application Engineer | AMD

Eda Zhou
Eda Zhou

SMTS Software Development Engineer | AMD

Topic

Agentic & Generative AI

AI Training & Inference

Session Type

Workshop

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Instinct, EPYC, ROCm

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