Baidu Miaoda Launches Application Generation Skill: Opening a New Era of Global Application Development with Zero Barriers

On March 17, during the Baidu AI Open Day event, Baidu officially announced the launch of the **"Miaoda Application Generation Skill"** and opened it to global users. This move marks a further reduction in the barriers to AI application development, making "everyone is a developer" a reality.

Simple Access: From Skill to App in Just Three Steps

To make it easier for global users to access Baidu AI capabilities, Miaoda Skills offers a smooth onboarding process. Users can get started quickly by completing the following steps:

Deploy Environment: Install and deploy OpenClaw.
Get Permission: Register a Miaoda account and obtain a dedicated API Key from the official account.
Complete Integration: Copy and send the Skill command to OpenClaw.

After the integration is complete, users can directly access Miaoda capabilities through OpenClaw and generate various applications through natural language conversations.

Commercial Value: Serving Millions of Users and Empowering "One-Person Companies"

According to official data from Baidu, the Miaoda Mall has demonstrated strong commercial conversion power. Currently, Miaoda applications have served more than 10 million users, creating an application value of up to 5 billion yuan.

Notably, AI tools are reshaping individual entrepreneurship models. Some developers have successfully realized a "one-person company" through Miaoda and have earned several ten thousand yuan in actual operations, proving the huge potential of AI-native applications in commercial monetization.

Currently, Miaoda supports generating various application forms, including websites, mini programs, and small games, and has a rich plugin ecosystem.

The Sudden Sensation of Cyborg Mules: Can MuleRun End the Shrimp-Raising Era?

Recently, the AI product MuleRun (Mule Run) was released and quickly gained popularity, humorously called "cyborg mules," and gave rise to the popular internet meme "raising shrimp is not as good as raising mules." Compared to the previous "lobster" trend that required complex deployment, this product offers zero-barrier usage, allowing non-technical users to easily have a 24-hour digital employee, marking a rapid shift in AI applications from high technical barriers to mass adoption and convenience.

Raising Lobsters Is Less Profitable Than Raising Cyber Mules? The World's First Self-Evolving AI MuleRun is Officially Launched

The world's first self-evolving personal AI cyber mule is now available, featuring no deployment, 24/7 online availability, and self-evolution. Users can access cloud-based virtual machines through a web page without complex configurations, potentially lowering the entry barrier for using AI agents.

Safety Warning After the Popularity of Lobster: Ministry of State Security Releases OpenClaw Safety Breeding Manual

In 2026, the open-source AI tool OpenClaw (nickname "Lobster") became a phenomenon due to its strong autonomous execution capability. As the trend of breeding "Lobsters" spread, its inherent security risks caught the attention of the state. The Ministry of State Security released the "Lobster" Safety Breeding Manual, reminding users to distinguish and use it in a standardized way. The core advantage of OpenClaw lies in its ability to generate solutions and execute them autonomously, which differs from traditional large models that only provide suggestions.

NVIDIA Launches NemoClaw to Promote the Enterprise-Level Intelligent Agent Strategy

NVIDIA CEO Huang Renxun announced the enterprise-level AI intelligent agent platform NemoClaw at GTC 2026. The platform is built on the open-source framework OpenClaw, with the core purpose of providing "enterprise-level armor" for OpenClaw, focusing on solving security and privacy issues when enterprises deploy AI intelligent agents locally. Huang Renxun emphasized that enterprises should elevate the OpenClaw strategy to the same important infrastructure strategic level as Linux and Kubernetes.