Yang manages AI agent context switching via distinct Telegram channels
Peter Yang · OpenClaw, Claude Code, and the Future of Software | Peter Yang on The a16z Show · Apr 6, 2026 · at 8:00
Peter Yang is a product lead at Roblox building personal AI agent setups. He explains how he organizes multi-modal interactions with his AI agent Zoe.
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“I do have multiple channels set up with Zoe in Telegram. Like, one is just to random voice replies, and the other one is we're actually working on our project together. And the other one, I have, like, a public channel where, like, I'm giving demos.”
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