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Moritz Kremb: OpenAI permits OpenClaw OAuth connections while Anthropic officially bans them
“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.”
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Moritz Kremb: Anthropic is banning users for connecting OpenClaw via OAuth
“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.”
Opinion
Moritz Kremb: OpenClaw is the closest system to a truly autonomous agent
“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.”
Insight
Moritz Kremb: Hosting autonomous AI agents locally is safer than cloud VPS
“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…”
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Moritz Kremb: Claude Cowork is just Claude Code with a better UI
“So they kind of built cloud co-work and put that in the app with just a nicer UI. But under the hood, it's basically the same as Cloud Code.”
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Moritz Kremb expects major AI providers to build proprietary OpenClaw clones
“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.”
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Moritz Kremb: Claude hallucinates OpenClaw solutions instead of checking official documentation
“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…”
Insight
Moritz Kremb warns users to inspect ClawHub skills for suspicious community instructions
“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…”
Insight
Moritz Kremb: Stronger frontier AI models natively defend against prompt injection attacks
“Actually the most useful one is to mitigate this risk is just to use a strong model. Because the smarter the model, the better it is actually at like not falling for these prompt injection tricks.”
Insight
Moritz Kremb: Automated AI content machines fail because audiences demand authentic trust
“And I would say nowadays it's really not that hard to just create this content machine that like just pumps out AI slop. But it's not useful at all. Right. Especially in an era AI era you know, where, where trust like is getting lower and lower, your content s…”
Disclosure
Moritz Kremb: Preloading OpenClaw documentation into Claude fixed 99% of errors
“And since I have this it's solved like 99% of my problems.”
Insight
Moritz Kremb: Instruct OpenClaw to update its context files for behavioral feedback
“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.”
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Moritz Kremb warns autonomous AI agent API requests can cost $0.20 each
“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.”
Disclosure
Moritz Kremb automated his grocery ordering on German service Rewe using OpenClaw
“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 …”
