If you follow OpenClaw Parts 1 and 2, you eventually end up making a single agent do everything. As you do this, there comes a moment when prompts get tangled, memory gets mixed up, folders get messy, and you feel stuck, not knowing how to organize things anymore. This lecture is the "Introduction to Multi-Agents (Part 2.5)," designed to help you move one step further from that point. While maintaining a single bot, we will separate roles into two agents—planner and editor—and connect each agent to different workspaces and Telegram forum topics. You will personally build a structure where "different agents respond depending on which room you speak in." By following the hands-on practice, you will have the following in your environment: - A configuration file defining two agents: `content_planner` and `content_editor`, - A content folder structure where planning and drafting are separated, - A Telegram group chat where different agents are attached to specific forum topics, - And one actual draft of an Inflearn course introduction created through the collaboration of the two agents. In short, this is a practical class that helps you design the first step of upgrading your Telegram bot from a "single AI assistant" into a "small AI team with divided roles."

This is an introductory course on a mobile AI assistant workflow with vision capabilities: when you send a photo of a receipt via Telegram on your smartphone, OpenClaw and Gemini 2.5 Flash automatically analyze it and organize the data into your PC workspace.

Build your own AI headquarters at a low cost! This is a practical guide to building autonomous AI agents that combine Gemini 2.5 Flash and Docker to ensure security while reducing costs.

In [Java Practical Project: UI Edition], we will create a movie information application that operates solely on pure Java technology using JavaFX. This course is designed to help you deeply understand the "structure connecting screens and logic" by directly implementing UI event handling, asynchronous logic, and user interaction flows in Java before moving on to web and smartphone apps. You will train your structural thinking by separating business logic and UI through integration with Spring Core, and learn how to solve UI performance degradation issues that may occur when fetching movie information from external APIs using asynchronous processing. Through this, you will clearly understand the principles of data flow, event listeners, and thread-based asynchronous processing, elevating your understanding of the Java language itself to the next level. In short, this course is a "practical stage to experience the essence of UI and the core of asynchronous processing with Java before moving to the web." Do not forget that this is not a class for just typing along with code, but a learning experience where you can personally master the principles of connecting UI and logic.

A Java advanced project course for beginner developers who want to develop practical skills! We'll build a console-based kiosk ordering system together using Spring Core, JdbcClient, and H2 DB.

From small projects to practicing structure building! A hands-on, mini-project-based introductory course for those who lack experience in Java object-oriented design and practice. From the basics to structural thinking, improve your skills by implementing a Java application from start to finish.

Reactor, one of the core technologies of Spring WebFlux-based reactive applications, and Reactor Operator, which can be said to be the most important part of Reactor, if you want to make it yours, take the `Kevin's Easy-to-Understand Spring Reactive WebApplications: Reactor Part 2` lecture.

If you want to create a reactive application based on Spring WebFlux, take Kevin's easy-to-understand Spring Reactive WebApplications course. He will kindly guide you into the world of reactivity. ^^

Want to break through the barriers to entry that are reactive programming? Kevin's easy-to-understand RxJava will empower you to overcome them.

Want to overcome the barrier to entry that is reactive programming? Kevin's Easy RxJava will empower you to break down that wall.

Kevin's Easy-to-Understand Java Developer (Web Developer) Roadmap Story