My Ironclaw experience

​I recently used IronClaw AI to build my portfolio site, mainly because I wanted something a step above a standard code generator that wouldn't force me to throw raw API keys around.

​Because it’s built on a zero-trust Rust framework, all my credentials stayed locked in an encrypted vault while it ran commands and spun up Next.js and Tailwind dependencies inside an isolated WebAssembly sandbox.

​The component isolation was where it really proved its worth. When a nav bar glitched, instead of rewriting half the codebase like most LLMs tend to do, it used its persistent memory to pinpoint and patch just that component. I definitely had to be comfortable in the terminal to set it up, but having full control over a fast site without sacrificing security made it well worth the learning curve.

I'm still building which features should I try next?

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