Great idea and name the danger here which I'll be interested to track is how do you keep this "nano"? Since it's built for you, you'll continue adding features i assume which over time will make this not very nano. I guess I'm wondering if there could be some small design tweaks of the repo that make this usable as a long term "fork the base and make it your own" concept
I will keep the source code as a minimal implementation that has the core capabilities that made Clawdbot/OpenClaw useful: chat with it via messaging app (only one channel included out of the box), memory (minimal implementation that leverages CLAUDE.md and the filesystem), cron jobs, browser.
If I want to add additional capabilities for myself, I'll contribute them to the project as skills for claude code to modify the code base, rather than directly to the source. I actually want to reduce the size of the base implementation and have a PR open to strip out 300-400 LOC
A personal implementation will always be "nano" compared to the full OpenClaw suite. As with literally everything, it's all relative.