Lobster farming, do you understand what these AI words mean?

Let me explain clearly in a few words:

1. Agent: An AI with a brain. Not only can it chat, but it can also think up plans and do tasks on its own.

2. OpenClaw: People call it "Big Lobster," derived from Claw, which means the lobster's large pincer. Equipped with it, it can extend a hand on the screen to precisely control the digital world.

3. Skill: The survival toolkit for AI. Searching for information, coding, controlling home appliances. Mastering a craft is a Skill.

4. Token: The basic unit of text in AI. Why call it "raising lobsters"? Because AI thinking consumes money. Feeding it domestic tokens or imported tokens, the tokens you give are its rations. The more you feed, the more energetic this lobster becomes! Just like paying wages to employees, all depends on its computing power.

5. Distillation: Basically *brain transfer*. Condensing the wisdom of a giant model into essence, so it can fit into a phone and run super fast without taking up much memory.

6. VLA: Its hand-eye coordination neural system. Glance at the screen (V), think (L), and immediately tap (A). When these two work together, your phone is truly alive.

7. LLM: The core of AI's brain. How smart it is and how good its memory depends entirely on it.

8. RAG: Worried about AI spouting nonsense? This connects it to a real database, called RAG. Equipped with a library that can be consulted at any time.

9. Prompt: The command you give. Say a word, and it gets to work.

10. Agent Cluster: If one is slow, send a bunch! This is the "group attack mode" in AI. Clear division of labor—some responsible for thinking, others for running errands—efficiency skyrockets.

From Big Lobster to intelligent agents, does this entire logic suddenly make sense?