I gave my 11-year-old daughter access to OpenClaw, an AI coding agent, and let her experiment.

In one morning, she built a rough draft of a browser game. She then spent the next two days refining it — improving gameplay, UI, and adding small details.

Today, we also used OpenClaw to help refine the website and SEO pages, and it's now live.

The result is a small cozy pixel shop simulator where you can design clothes, decorate a store, and serve customers.

What impressed me most was how independently she approached it — trying things, testing, and gradually improving the game.

Curious how others are seeing tools like OpenClaw change how kids learn to build things.