OpenClaw

“And now instead of like managing an agent or talking to another human about working on something, I just focus on managing this vault. This is like the new source. I just continually try and make it so that this vault has all of the information needed so that …”

“This is 304 hundred dollars of monthly revenue coming in without me touching anything using the Larry marketing skill that I created for OpenClaw agents”

“He has completely rewritten my onboarding, because he has the analytics from my app, and you can see here, it's massively helped. This got published two days ago, and this is the most new users I've had in a day for a long, long time.”

“I think with things like OpenCrawl, it's not so much how the model works, it's how you're working with it, and how you're using skills and the context it has around those skills.”

“So I don't really believe in the mission control stuff or multi-agent. I just have Larry as the one agent that I text through WhatsApp and we just message like you would an employee.”

“You can build SAS products as full skills. Now you no longer have to pay for hosting. You no longer have to pay for a domain. You no longer have to pay for storage, handle authentication. You can download Products locally, and the whole, ah, look at what I bui…”

“It is an iterative thing, so a lot of people try the Larry skill, and they tell me, it didn't work, I got 700 views. I was like, that's your first post. I got 700 views on my first post. You need to keep iterating the content. You have to spend the time lettin…”

“So at the moment I'm creating hundreds of dollars, If I just implement my learnings a little bit more, improve my apps a little bit more, it can turn into thousands, and I'm not even trying. So it allows me to work a full-time job, and then it takes me an hour…”

“I think now OpenAI own OpenClaw. The security is going to get a lot tighter. Things are going to be a lot, lot smoother.”

“One, I use my OpenClaw agent, Larry, who automates all my TikTok marketing, and this is one of the main reasons why it hasn't scaled into thousands of MRR, it's because I am only doing this on one TikTok currently, and then I've got one TikTok for each of my a…”

“I did find an open clause skill that cuts token usage by 95%. It's called KMD Q, QMD skill.”

“I would say that OpenClaw is probably, like, one of the hardest to learn and set up of these harnesses. I would say Cowork is probably the easiest.”

“And so it's kind of the first really personal agent that exists and also Currently, I would say it's the closest to what we have of a truly autonomous agent.”

“When you notice something that you want to happen again, or don't want to happen again, just tell your OpenClaw to update these files.”

“He said that Open Claw is probably the single most important release of software probably ever.”

“Because normally Claude will, if you ask it something about OpenClaw, it's like, it can give you the right answer, but it often just makes something up. If it doesn't really know, it doesn't always go and check the docs by itself through its web search feature…”

“One thing you should be, you should always be double checking these skills because anyone can create them and there can be like all kinds of instructions inside of these skills. So what actually the creator has done, they've, Like added this security scan here…”

“Because OpenAI has stated that they're okay with it. So for them, it's definitely fine to use this OAuth method with Anthropic. It's kind of a gray area a bit. I think officially in their terms of service, it says you're not allowed to do that.”

“If you use a model through the API, it can really get very expensive. Like every, every request can be like 20 cents and that can stack up really quickly.”

“And so what I do expect to happen is that it, like Claude code and Claude co-work and so on, they will all build like their own kind of versions of open claw.”

“To mitigate that, I actually recommend just like set it up on a local Mac. Because there the risk is much lower than if you're setting it up on a VPS. Like a VPS is this thing that's in the cloud and it's like constantly connected to the internet. And it's jus…”

“And some people have been getting banned over it. So I do recommend that if you, if you're scared about your account getting banned, just create a new one, create a new account and put the 20 dollar plan on that.”

“I've logged into that browser with my, like the, in Germany it's called Rewe. It's like this Instacart basically. And it will start like Ordering my groceries for me essentially and clicking around and ordering my stuff. So I've automated like this whole part …”

“And since I have this it's solved like 99% of my problems.”

“I don't download skills because your agent needs the context of a successful run, which you then turn to skills, right? And this is the big thing I see. You see skills marketplaces. You see download this and that. First of all, it's a easy way to attack somebo…”

“At least when Manus first came out, it's truly groundbreaking, right? Like it was the first kind of real, like, holy crap, like YOLO agent, like look at everything it did. Kind of, like, before even OpenClaw, right? Long before OpenClaw. And so I think they we…”

“And the problem is that I feel like I'm spending 50% of my time debugging it and 50% of my time, maybe 30% of my time making it better and then 20% of my time being productive. So it's like the classic productivity treadmill.”

“And so I record my entire day and then G brain ingests it and it just knows context. And then my open claw agents have full context.”

“And so as a test, before I started doing this in our operating businesses, I basically built a business a SaaS business, and then I've been running it entirely autonomously using OpenClaw.”

“Like I think open claw agents are still like zap. They're basically like zap your zaps, but that can make basic decisions and have intelligence, but you still have to tell them step by step. This is how I want you to think. This is how I want you to operate. L…”

“The Hermes updates have been very focused, polished, tested, and tied to really nice narratives that are focused on making life easier for the user. While I feel like the OpenClaw updates Have been more kind of shotgun, put everything in it, don't test it quit…”

“I believe this is like the moment that Hermes overtook OpenClaw, to be quite honest”

“OpenClaw, like every model is like hard coded in to OpenClaw. So you have to like ask them to switch models. And when new models come out, you have to wait for OpenClaw to update with that newest model.”