Category Archives: AI

Speech-to-Text for Ubuntu: Fast Push-to-Talk Dictation for Linux
12 Apr 2026
If you want fast speech-to-text for Ubuntu, start with the CDNsun speech-to-text-for-ubuntu project on GitHub. We think this matters because modern developer work is increasingly language-heavy. We write prompts, bug reports, architecture notes, issue summaries, and rough instructions all day. In that kind of workflow, voice input, voice typing, and push-to-talk dictation become useful only when they are fast enough to keep up. That is the important shift here. This project is not just about speech recognition on Linux. It is [...]
Multi-Agents in OpenClaw: Sub-Agents + Telegram Setup
09 Mar 2026
If you are new to OpenClaw, we recommend starting with our first OpenClaw installation guide. It covers the simplest possible setup to get you “on board” quickly: install OpenClaw on a VM and create your first agent. Start here: our first OpenClaw installation guide. In this article, we share how we run OpenClaw with multiple agents, sub-agents, and Telegram bots. This is not “the right way” to do it, it is simply our approach at CDNsun. If you like it, feel [...]
Create your first AI agent with OpenClaw hosted on Virtual Machine (VM)
02 Mar 2026
In this guide, we will install free and open-source OpenClaw AI on a self-hosted DigitalOcean Ubuntu 24.04 droplet (VM), connect it to the OpenAI API, and run your first agent using the built-in TUI and the local Web UI via SSH tunneling. The setup is a bit hands-on, but it pays off with flexibility. What is OpenClaw and why host it on your own VM? OpenClaw is a framework for running AI agents with a modular architecture (agents, channels, skills, [...]
Speech-to-Text For Ubuntu
28 Jul 2025
Project Link: CDNsun/speech-to-text-for-ubuntu on GitHub Please refer to our new article about this project: Fast Speech-to-Text for Ubuntu: Push-to-Talk Dictation That Fits Developer Workflows Speech to Text for Ubuntu: Your Voice, Your AI, Your Code If you've recently joined the growing number of developers embracing Cursor – the AI-first code editor – you've likely experienced a paradigm shift in your workflow. The power of AI at your fingertips, generating and refining code, is truly transformative. However, if you're working on Ubuntu, you might [...]