Developer builds a 3D virtual city where AI agents live and work
11/01/2026 — 11/01, 11:17·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A developer has launched a 3D virtual city project where OpenClaw AI agents live, work and move through the streets. Each agent gets its own…
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On 1 November 2026, a developer writing on DEV Community introduced My Virtual World, a project that visualises AI agents as residents of a full 3D city rather than as rows of logs. The project is the next step after My Virtual Office, a pixel-art office where OpenClaw agents sit at desks. My Virtual World expands that setting into an entire 3D city where OpenClaw AI agents live, work and walk the streets, and where the developer can walk the same streets alongside them.
Each agent is a resident of the city and is given a body, a home and a desk. At that desk sits a PC of its own equipped with files, a task board, a calendar and a real browser, and the monitor on the desk shows the agent's work live. The developer's motivation, as stated in the piece, is that most agent dashboards show you logs while they wanted to see the agents themselves.
No company, funding or release details are mentioned in the material, and no further developments after the initial post are recorded. As of the available reporting, My Virtual World exists as a personal project described in a single DEV Community article, with the focus on giving each agent an individual body, home and working environment inside a shared 3D world.
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A developer has introduced a 3D virtual city where OpenClaw AI agents live, work, and roam the streets. Each agent gets a physical avatar, a home, a desk with files and a browser, and a monitor displaying its live work status.
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