How Are People Using OpenClaw?
I spent yesterday evening playing with OpenClaw and wanted to understand how to actually use it well.
OpenClaw Showed Me What the Future of Personal AI Assistants Looks Like
macstories.netUpdate, February 6: I've published an in-depth guide with advanced tips for secure credentials, memory management, automations, and proactive work with OpenClaw for our Club members here. For the past week or so, I’ve been working with a digital assistant that knows my name, my preferences for my morning routine, how I like to use
How Many Thumbs Up?
Cook's Movie Screening • Apple's Dark Knight Strategy • Anti-Google AI Alliance • Meta & Apple's Opposite AI Strategies • Voice AI Q&A • Elon's Empire • Amazon's Big OpenAI Bet • Amazon's Melania Bet
New OpenClaw AI agent found unsafe for use
We explore whether OpenClaw can be safely installed and configured, and the risks involved in running this experiment.
Moltbot, the AI agent that ‘actually does things,’ is tech’s new obsession
What could go wrong, or right?
New OpenClaw AI agent found unsafe for use
We explore whether OpenClaw can be safely installed and configured, and the risks involved in running this experiment.
The Lobster Takeover: Why Developers Are Buying Mac Minis to Run Their Own AI Agents
Clawdbot sparked a movement of developers running dedicated Mac Minis as 24/7 AI agents. Here's why the trend is growing and what hardware you actually need.
My Adventures With ‘The AI That Actually Does Things’
OpenClaw agents have been touted as the most important software product ever. I have some questions.
Weekly Notes 2026.05
This week actually ended up busier than the last, though unlike last week it was primarily during office hours. 🤔
Clawdbot’s Capacity Is Less a Triumph of AI and More a Triumph of Desktop OS
Clawdbot impresses not because it has some miraculous model or architecture, but because it is running right next to the data: on your desktop OS, often your primary machine. There, it can read local files and data directly, invoke command-line tools and system APIs freely, and even drive graphical interfaces that have no public API by operating the mouse and keyboard. None of that is novel. Desktop systems have supported this for decades, and traditional automation tools have long been able to do many of these jobs more cheaply and more reliably.
New OpenClaw AI agent found unsafe for use
We explore whether OpenClaw can be safely installed and configured, and the risks involved in running this experiment.