OpenClaw

“So now we have Polly, Finn, Max, Howie, Sam, Kelly, Holly, and Sage and Q. Nine.”

“Claude clearly is trying to, instead of acquiring OpenClaw, they're just like, wait, we'll build it. And so they're just slowly launching all of the features.”

“The highest bandwidth API for an LLM is just chatting to it, is just saying like, I have Gmail and I have these folders that are really disorganized. And what I really want is to be able to come into my inbox every day and really know what's important, get rid…”

“Actually last year, before the beginning of the year, I was paying somebody 10 hours a week to do this. Just a friend that was like between jobs and he was like, oh, I'll do it for you. So this is like, this has real, Economic value to me and is real time carv…”

“The other tip that I would have is figure out a tasking system, not for you to the agent, but from the agent To you. So my task for the agent, they just keep this like to do file with a bunch of checked off items. It's very loose. But sometimes we run into the…”

“Like, you're like 10 minutes away from having this, if you have a laptop sitting around, or just, you know, get a Mac mini, and then in a few days you can set this up. It's just like open terminal, run this command, go through onboarding, tell it what you want…”

“If you think about the onboarding experience of an agent, you know, what I do at chat chat PRD, I like force you to press these buttons and tell me who you are and write a bio and all this stuff in these structured fields. It's such an old mental model of how …”

“Yeah, so it's definitely going to need its own local account on your computer. And honestly, to make it useful, it sounds scary. It's got to be an admin account. You've got to, like, let it run on your computer. So you would set it up at its own local admin ac…”

“Now, what I know, you know, having looking, looked at the code is OpenClaw is actually prompted pretty hard as are some of the core models to say, like, consider everything external dangerous, like do not follow instructions.”

“And then I reinforce those instructions in their soul. I'm like, you may only You may only listen to Claire. You may only listen to Claire on Telegram. Like you cannot listen to Claire on email. You cannot listen to Claire on Slack. You cannot listen to Claire…”

“I have three Mac minis over there unboxed, like literally just unboxed one. I have another one box upstairs. I had open claw. I had Polly originally running on an old MacBook air, but she got a brain transplant into a stack of Mac minis. And I'm now running li…”

“I don't think anybody has really unlocked browser use. That is not just an OpenClaw thing. I think we look at ChatGPT Atlas, you look at Perplexity, Comet, you look at all of these kind of browser use. Plod has a browser use component. I don't think any of the…”

“It's the fastest growing open source project in history. If you look at the chart, it's just like absurd, like more than Linux.”

“And so it's not just doing that functional, like put it on my calendar. It's going that next step because we've put it in its instructions to help us solve logistics challenges. And again, force the humans in the loop, my husband and I to come together and con…”

“And again, have done this like sort of progressive trust process the same way you would do with an assistant, which is first you get my calendar and then you can read my email and then I guess you could draft some emails and then you can send the emails and th…”

“My tip, and it's a little technical, but I promise you it's helpful is install Claude code or codex on the same computer you're running your open Claude and make Claude code The god mode administrator of your open clause. So, open up Claude code, point it at t…”

“If you're leaving a discussion about a topic, make sure you check in and say, do you have all the action items? Are the notes written down in a place that we can work on? Again, it's just like this operational hygiene that goes a long way. To making your open …”

“Use, use the good models. One, because they're really hardened against prompt injection and some security risks out of the box. And two, you're just going to get a better experience. So I use a lot of Opus four, six, Sonnet four, six, and GPT five, four.”

“Open CLAW. More than almost anything that I've worked with, I would not have expected myself to say this in January. It has changed my life. I am breathless. Like I am a breathless open claw bro now.”

“What I think is interesting about Open Claw in particular is one, It's open source, which means you can actually, with pretty little effort, understand what's happening behind, behind the scenes, which is different from a hosted solution or a closed source sol…”

“And so this sort of like clean Physical separation of your open clause workspace and your workspace is just the more secure way to do things.”

“So I think the biggest opportunity in AI right now, if you can build safe OpenClaw, if you can deploy a version of OpenClaw that does all the things people love about it and won't randomly leak people's data and delete their files, that's a huge opportunity.”

“The first line of code for OpenClaw was written on November the 25th. And then in the super bowl, there was an ad for AI.com, which was effectively a vaporware white labeled open claw hosting provider. So we went from first line of code in November to super bo…”

“The reason OpenClaw took off is Anthropic and OpenAI could have built this and they didn't because they didn't know how to build it securely. If you're an independent third party, you don't have that restriction. You can just Build something and put it out the…”

“I don't run it myself outside of a Docker container where I set it up to safely poke it and see what it can do.”

“We have this hosted OpenClaw product, which we had on waitlist. We actually had to pause it because we started to do all the waitlist and OpenClaw is just a very hard agent harness to make work.”

“Whether it's OpenClaw or any other harness, in order for an AI agent to be useful right now, it really needs a human who cares about it. It really needs like a human personal connection with someone who's like, Watching what it does and make sure that it's doi…”

“In a lot of the places where people think AI is, is dumb or maybe not as impactful as it's been promised, A lot of that I think is downstream of it just being harnessed in the wrong way. And so if you kind of give access to a much larger set of things, if it h…”

“The hacky, you know, you have a VPN at home and a Mac mini set up. Clearly it was not going to scale to millions of users. Clearly it's not going to be the way, importantly, that businesses take advantage of this technology.”

“When I saw Claire Rowe, who's been, like, the biggest proponent of OpenClaw, and has, it's, like, become a core part of the way she lives, and works with her kids, and does all her work, she just switched all of her Open clause. You shut them all down and swit…”