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Shah: OpenClaw's 15-message replay fails prompt caching and costs 10x more
“The way OpenClaw does it is it essentially sends back the last 15 messages in the conversation and it essentially uses that back and forth. And I mean, the approach itself is not ideal because you will, like, you are not doing any, like, you're not utilizing a…”
Krentsel: OpenClaw, Pi, and Claude Code hardcode static agent policies
“These are all policy decisions that are static, that are defined for OpenClaw, or for Pi, or for Clawed code, if you look at their Source code. And so that is the kind of, that is the policy of what an agent is, the tools it can use, the skills it has, how it …”
Cohen: OpenClaw logs all messages in plain text
“I started to see the size of the code base and the number of dependencies and some other things like logging all messages in plain text that just made me a bit apprehensive to use it for like production use cases to build a business on it.”
Shah: Supermemory outperformed Claude Code and OpenClaw benchmarks by almost 50%
“So the Claude code one performed the worst, and OpenClaw slightly more than that, and SuperMemory is the highest, and you can see that, you know, it's like a pretty significant difference, like almost 50%.”
Krentsel: OpenClaw agent threads cannot be interrupted during active execution
“Once an agent kind of goes and starts working on a thing in a thread, that thread is not interruptible. As the thing is off working, if you try to ping it just won't respond. You don't even know what it's doing, which is really frustrating.”