当皇上 (Dang Huang Shang)

Why it is on this list

Funny titles are not the hard part. Getting it running is. Issue #144 says Docker will not start, and the sample OpenClaw config is too old for the image. Issue #131 puts a Ming cabinet file under a Tang folder. If allowBots is wrong, Discord bots can loop each other. In the same week Edict appeared; both sides argued in public about credit (#55). Readers can open the issues and decide for themselves.

References (7)

• wanikua/danghuangshang repository

  GitHub

  OpenClaw court tutorial and config. Created 2026-02-22 17:17 UTC (about 21 hours before Edict). About 2.7k stars. TypeScript plus configs. Site danghuangshang.com.

• Originality rights notice in-repo

  GitHub

  Claims first-mover status and lists design parallels with Edict plus matching pinyin agent IDs. Prose says 2025; GitHub API created_at is 2026-02-22.

• Edict issue 55 filed by wanikua

  GitHub Issues · Mar 5, 2026

  Public credit demand with a timeline and traffic claims for Edict create day.

• Issue 144 Docker cannot start sample config stale

  GitHub Issues

  Install fails because the sample config does not match OpenClaw in the image.

• Issue 131 Tang folder contains Ming cabinet config

  GitHub Issues

  Wrong dynasty config packed under the Tang path.

• Discord multi-bot safety documentation

  GitHub

  Docs warn that allowBots true can start bot-to-bot storms in multi-agent Discord packs.

• Issue 136 MIT is not a free pass to copy

  GitHub Issues

  Community thread on the credit fight with more public links.

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