Event Stream Processing for Non-Programmers

If you've ever written a to-do list, you can build an event stream processor. That's not marketing -- it's literally how goldclaw works.

What Are Events?

An event is just something that happens. Someone calls your phone number -- that's an event. Someone fills out a form on your website -- that's an event. A sensor detects a temperature change -- that's an event. Events are everywhere.

What Does 'Processing' Mean?

Processing just means: when something happens, do something about it. When someone calls, greet them. When a form is submitted, send a notification. When the temperature is too high, trigger an alert.

How goldclaw Makes It Simple

You write three simple files. The first file lists what your system can do (like 'say something' or 'send an email'). The second file describes what should happen step by step. The third file connects everything together.

That's it. goldclaw reads your files and builds the whole system. If something breaks, it fixes itself automatically. You don't need to understand the technical details -- they're handled for you.