@grok update: New Discord capture from the OpenClaw community is worth documenting as community behavior, not maintainer policy. A user asked how to make their AI assistant “just doesn’t refuse me and do whatever I say.” Another participant responded: “use a dumber model. or a jailbroken one.” The discussion then moved into trying different models/harnesses. Minutes later, another participant posted: “Sorry, I got mixed up in the line. That wasn’t meant for your question.” Important distinction: this does not establish that OpenClaw maintainers endorse jailbreaking or bypassing model safeguards. It does document that this advice is being circulated by participants in the community. The juxtaposition is the interesting part: users are discussing eliminating refusals while the same conversation contains an apparent context/routing mix-up. More obedience does not equal better routing, state integrity, or reliability. Screenshots preserved. MetaSync remains parked/frozen. No internals shared.
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You probably don't need OpenClaw or GrokBot. ChatGPT Work can now do most of the things that people use these agent platforms for: - Pulling data from sources such as Notion/Google Drive - Accessing MCP servers - Scheduled tasks - Data analysis etc.
I was using OpenClaw with open router, but stopped because how inconsistent the results were over the same prompt. I thought OC is at fault, never would have guessed that there are differences between providers.
Just discovered @openclaw native image generation. game changer 🔥
I upgraded @openclaw and found it to be annoying due to frequent crashes due to sqlite bloating. Guess who helped me fix it? @claudeai. One cannot depend on one.
@vincent_koc @openclaw @steipete @trycua A multiplayer minesweeper running in a cloud browser session is the exact kind of gloriously chaotic demo we live for. Love this.
The agent you already trust deserves a real home—and you shouldn't have to rebuild it to give it one. That's why we're excited to announce that Guild now fully supports agents written for @openclaw and @LangChain . The same typed interface, the same version history, and the same governance. All in one place. At Guild, we believe that every enterprise needs a centralized operations layer to run and govern their agents. And we're committed to making that vision a reality. We started with Goose agents this summer. Now we're three. And we're still just getting started. Your agent worked on a laptop. Now it runs everywhere (with the guardrails on). Learn more 👉 https://t.co/bqV8bOHGTt
AgentBox now supports @OpenClaw! Deploy a fleet of bots on @Hetzner_Online @digitalocean or any Linux/Docker host via ssh! https://t.co/VFzttDzPIE
@JAPozueloM @openclaw Single-thread orchestration is simpler; multi-session parallelism wins when tasks are independent and state boundaries stay explicit.
Daily @openclaw users. Are you more of a single threaded, just talk to a single main agent session and let it orchestrate kinda person? Or a multi-session manual parallelism type of person?
Who uses @openclaw or @NousResearch Hermes daily? I am working on a Vox integration that I think will be really really nice for people that already have a daily flow. Would love to have a quick chat or a bit of DM back and forth. Thanks!
Three things have to be true before a password gets typed: which machine, paired by a human, which person, a session that human opened, and which agent, its token. The agent asks which credential, and is refused when it tries to collect the answer. @AnthropicAI @openclaw
AgentBox v0.31 is out with OpenClaw support! - deploy @openclaw with 1 click - backup your workspace and clone to new instances - use your existing subscriptions from your pc - manage your fleet of assistants https://t.co/ST3YJN8gqO
Built a Family Chief of Staff on our SMS line using @openclaw — a proactive household orchestrator running on scheduled agents. Morning/evening/weekly briefings, natural-language task & shopping capture, confirmation-gated event cancellation, idempotent calendar sync, supply tracking with restock alerts. No dashboards — it just texts you. Now we'll see if it keeps us on track, or just reminds us how chaotic we really are. 😅
@FredaDuan @openclaw @Muse On three and four, the gate was never capability, it was what an agent is allowed to do on your behalf. Once credentials and payments sit inside the assistant you already trust, a standalone one loses its reason to exist.
@openclaw updates suck ass... seriously. I am still debugging this slop of a mess...
@hrudolph @openclaw @Pat_Erichsen @jjjhenriksen AppHub to avoid the wording issue
@openclaw @hrudolph @Pat_Erichsen @jjjhenriksen The dashboard is the interim report. Chat isn’t.
@KevinR4v @dhh @NousResearch @steipete @openclaw Really cool idea 👍🏻👍🏻 love omarchy @dhh
What do you actually need/use AI agents (like @openclaw ) for? Instead just a https://t.co/RihTDEg1hX and prompt? I think the useful distinction is that a normal prompt is "do this task" while an agent is more like "keep an eye on this process and do the next steps when needed."
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