The process consists of 15 stages, and debugging it to perfection with two bots was challenging. Claude Code was able not only to debug the panel on the server but also, having gained SSH access to the two bots and their chat, took full control of the process.
On the right in the photo is a MacBook with OpenClaw. Getting direct SSH access to it is a pain because there's no static IP and there are two routers. Claude found a solution: set up a reverse SSH tunnel. I connect from my laptop to the server and allow reverse access. Thus, Claude took control of the entire process from start to finish and acted as a full-fledged tester.
I don't need to write to him: 'there's an error here, and here the bots didn't understand each other.' He sees everything himself, writes to the log, and immediately fixes and tests again on the fly.
The only nuance is that it costs quite a few tokens.
