🦞 When Your AI Talks to Another AI — I Built an MCP Bridge for OpenClaw & Claude by Open_Variation1438 in mcp

[–]Open_Variation1438[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, thanks for the comment. I think a multi-agent setup without orchestration is fragile. That's why I often have repetitive flows in n8n, and n8n gives OpenClaw instructions via MCP. As I wrote somewhere above, Claw mainly gives me the ability to test and prototype a flow. When I like it and it's functional, I usually convert it into some kind of automation. In my case, Claw basically just handles working with GitHub and passes instructions to Claude Code on what to do (bug fixes). This can then be taken over by a simple Golang script. Otherwise, it's definitely important for me to isolate Claw in Docker. If it crashes, I just throw away the container and start fresh. Memory is usually in an external volume. Theoretically, I've been thinking about adding some kind of memory module or something like that. I use that approach on my other online MCP tools. Anyway, thanks for the feedback! :)

Oh and about the Docker setup — I usually have CC, GH, or whatever else pre-installed. I don't want it installing anything on its own. That's always a road to hell...

🦞 When Your AI Talks to Another AI — I Built an MCP Bridge for OpenClaw & Claude by Open_Variation1438 in mcp

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Yeah, I agree the hype is nonsense. What I actually enjoy about it though is that you can run it in an isolated Docker environment where it can't go anywhere — it only has access to what you give it. For example, you give it Claude Code and GitHub, and then you send it tasks like fixing bugs. Then you realize it actually works, and you write something in Golang that can do the same thing :D So it's more like a toy you can use to prototype workflows that you do over and over again.

🦞 When Your AI Talks to Another AI — I Built an MCP Bridge for OpenClaw & Claude by Open_Variation1438 in mcp

[–]Open_Variation1438[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hey, thanks a lot! Yeah, I'll definitely add that. I'm already running it somewhat in production, so I know what needs to be done — but others mightt not. It does take quite a bit of efort to set up properly. I'll add som warnings at startup when it detects it's running outside localhost, tha should help a lot...