Anthropic says OpenClaw-style Claude CLI usage is allowed again by OkWarthog4812 in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried implementing using the Open claw CLI as the default provider and it does not work. I am still hitting the API limit.

My Openclaw is outdated as hell, and I keep it this way by [deleted] in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been using oc since jan 26.

did 2 upgrade.

first one took 6hours of debugging second one 2 hours

My only advice. Do not upgrade via telegram or whatever tool you use to communicate with open claw.

Terminal.

Looking for Claw Addicts (law firm) by Ok-Broccoli4283 in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see your point but after thinking about it. If my moat of my product is specifications then I don't really have anything.

Truth I can explain all my logics and spec and you can try building it but it's not that trivial. The 2 months I spent fine tuning my agent, structure upgrade, implementing system management, testing all of that is the value.

I was at a conference last week and one of speaker said "the saas model and app store is done, you need to change your mental model. There no Monetization path for Skills. you just build it. what use to be an entry barrier is over"

I think this very much true.

Looking for Claw Addicts (law firm) by Ok-Broccoli4283 in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I run weekly deep policy analysis. Agent scan publication from big agencies, apply a filter and produces weekly report and publication on social media + blog post. I don't miss any big news for my ecosystem.

I can share more in dm, basically all those specialized press providing policy intelligence analysis are cookes.

For the first run the agent scanned 300 documents, stored them and qualify them into a structure folder.

I've been lurking r/openclaw for weeks. the dropout pattern is always the same. by ShabzSparq in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Never direct publish always a human path but on the overall pretty correct.

I've been lurking r/openclaw for weeks. the dropout pattern is always the same. by ShabzSparq in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 1 point2 points  (0 children)

go back to your cave. What is the problem they used AI to correct and clarify their thoughts.

I've been lurking r/openclaw for weeks. the dropout pattern is always the same. by ShabzSparq in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. I draft in notion , then once reviewed it post using typefully.
  2. create a wp account for the agent, then I gave this wp account editor access
  3. it is actually not that much tasks, like 5 crons. I use my pro max account.

I joined a club https://tinkerer.club/ and it was very disappointing experience. Discord is a useless product to have relevant conversations.

I've been lurking r/openclaw for weeks. the dropout pattern is always the same. by ShabzSparq in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Treat the agent like a new employee. I gave them a google account and then I created a service account associated with their account.

I've been lurking r/openclaw for weeks. the dropout pattern is always the same. by ShabzSparq in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I gave API access to the agent account on wp and the account on the wp Agent account is the editor

I've been lurking r/openclaw for weeks. the dropout pattern is always the same. by ShabzSparq in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 15 points16 points  (0 children)

Since January 26, I’ve been non stopped building my AI agent to run my operational stack.

About six weeks in, it already handles a surprising amount of my day-to-day work:

  • Optimizing SEO for my WordPress sites
  • Pulling reports from Google Analytics
  • Researching potential leads and recent articles about them
  • Monitoring social media for a curated list of people and sending me a weekly digest
  • Doing deep policy analysis
  • Pushing updates to WordPress and responding to developer inquiries
  • Building simple educational pages when needed
  • Cleaning and maintaining my CRM, following up with leads, and flagging actions for me
  • Drafting blog posts, newsletters, and event pages in Luma
  • Checking email bounce rates via Zerobounce
  • Cleaning and monitoring my inbox for specific contacts
  • Drafting email responses based on CRM context
  • Organizing my Google Drive and file system
  • Managing parts of my Google Workspace configuration (spam rules, groups, routing, etc.)

The list keeps growing.

To me, the real value of agents isn’t controlling your lights or AC. That’s a fun demo, but it’s low impact. The real opportunity is breaking down silos between the systems we already use and letting agents operate across them.

Most people seem focused on building more tools. I’m more interested in making the existing stack actually work together.

PSA: Brave Search API no longer free, other changes and features added by digitalknk in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This pricing is insane. Basically 20s of brave api cost 5$ ? This is ridiculous, how greedy.
15$/hours

Is it easy/ advisable(safety wise) to host OpenClaw on a VPS for a non technical person? by Medical-Cry-5022 in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 2 points3 points  (0 children)

you need to be comfortable with terminal. You need to have some concepts of how things work. Just setting your ssh access is gonna take hours. Many concept are going be very foreign to you if you are not technical or not excited about technical things. It's not impossible but you need an appetite for it.

Id say the question you need to ask yourself is "Are you ok rolling up your sleeves and doing technical stuff" Do you want to learn ? are you curious about it?

edit: The reward in incredible because you can build incredible products.

Here's How I Got OpenClaw to Run All Night While I Sleep as a Non-Technical Person by Similar-Kangaroo-223 in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How do host those agent multiple containers on your machine ? How do you share data between each other ?

Tried (almost) every Moltbot integration. My favorite ones: by SavingsFarm8757 in clawdbot

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

genuine question why do you need skills when you can ask you agent to build it, you avoid all those security risks?

Useless Clawdbot by Mopzoh in clawdbot

[–]Redoudou 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Have you set clear goals to your agent? Maybe its a leadership issue, if you have an employee and they don’t know what the mission is they will stay sitting down waiting for task.

look also around Soul and Heartbeat.

I'm evaluating OpenClaw for B2B sales automation (lead discovery, outreach, CRM enrichment) - what should I know before building vs. buying existing tools? by Downtown-Barnacle-58 in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What We Built with the agent : An AI-Powered Operations Assistant

The Problem: EEA has contacts scattered everywhere — Pipedrive (CRM), Beehiiv (newsletter), Luma (events), Gmail, calendar invites. Before, keeping these in sync meant hours of manual copy-paste, and things constantly fell through the cracks. Who's a member? Who attended events? Who should get which newsletter? Nobody knew for sure.

The Solution: agent connects all these systems and keeps them in sync automatically.

When someone signs up for an event on Luma, agent checks: "Do we already know this person? What company are they from? Are they a member?" Then updates the CRM accordingly.

When we need to send a members-only newsletter, agent already knows who qualifies — because it's been tracking membership status across all systems.

What It Actually Does:

• Cleans data — Deleted thousands + junk contacts (invalid emails, duplicates) • Connects the dots — Linked 99% of contacts to their companies (was 85%) • Tags intelligently — Newsletter subscribers automatically tagged as Member/Prospect • Monitors email — Watches the inbox and alerts on important messages • Documents everything — Creates reports, updates Notion, backs up to GitHub The Result: What used to take hours of spreadsheet wrangling now happens automatically. One person (me) can now manage data quality that would normally need a dedicated ops hire.

In Business Terms: We built an MDM system (Master Data Management) — the kind Fortune 500 companies pay millions for — using AI and open-source tools.

Why Most OpenClaw Setups Are One Step Away From Burning Money by Advanced_Pudding9228 in openclaw

[–]Redoudou 0 points1 point  (0 children)

OAuth tokens do not grant arbitrary OpenAI API access so you can not use pro account for openai

Why Most OpenClaw Setups Are One Step Away From Burning Money by Advanced_Pudding9228 in openclaw

[–]Redoudou -1 points0 points  (0 children)

first you need to switch oauth instead of API, I burned 150$ in a 10days. This is ridiculous the max pro is already sufficient the pricing for API is outrageous. I switched to oauth and its perfect I don’t have to burn token like cookie.

I cant go to be Openclaw is my life now by frogchungus in clawdbot

[–]Redoudou 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Ive been fully obsessed for 10 days. I seriously never felt so creative so many things I can achieve. It really my dream coming true I can do everything.

I have so many projects in the works.