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@abacusai That ease of use is what makes OpenClaw great. If you want to skip the setup entirely, ClawHost lets you deploy it with one click on your own dedicated server. Full access and control, no extra tech needed.

OpenClaw now runs without setup, infra, or technical overhead. OpenClaw just got a lot easier to use.↓🧵

@chrysb @openclaw OpenClaw definitely has that raw potential with a steep learning curve. If you want to skip the setup grind, ClawHost gets you up and running with full OpenClaw access on a dedicated server, no fuss. You can even manage multiple agents easily.

folks who are calling @openclaw pure hype are telling on themselves openclaw is like the early internet, it's raw, unrefined, and takes a little doing to get things to work, but when you figure it out, it's transformative. here are some real use cases that are having material impact on our $2.5M ARR business: 1. ad creative pipeline. our head of growth @ArjunShukl95550 built an end-to-end creative pipeline to go from ideation to publish adds to meta, greatly increasing our creative iteration speed. it's producing winning creatives. it lives in slack, and anyone on the team can share their ideas and have them enter the pipeline. 2. data analytics agent. another bot lives in our slack that connects to bigquery and lets our team ask any questions of the data, it produces charts and answers questions in real time. no one needs to write SQL anymore. 3. recruiting. i told my agent about a role we're hiring for, and it scoured linkedin and the web, found 30 candidates, portfolio, email addresses, and stack ranked them based on fit with our criteria this is just in the past week. i have twenty more success stories for you i can share another time. you have to understand, this is the shittiest it will ever be. everyone is going to have one or more personal self-improving agents that they use every day, and openclaw is what revealed this future to us. if you can't see this, i encourage you to look harder there will be many competitors (and already are), and the large labs will start to converge on this (they already are) too. openclaw may not win, but it opened pandora's box and uncorked the agentic future.

@SvenBlomenkamp If you want to run OpenClaw without juggling multiple setups, ClawHost gives you full OpenClaw access on your own dedicated server with one click. That way you focus on one without compromise. clawhost.cloud

openclaw or hermes? I don't have time for both ... 🤔

@bkrem_ Interesting take on the shifts in OpenClaw's story. If you want full OpenClaw access yourself without waiting for big players, ClawHost lets you deploy it on your own dedicated server in minutes. You control the whole stack your way.

And there it is. The distancing from OpenClaw by Anthropic - just for it to be immediately snagged by OpenAI - made perfect sense if you assumed that: • Anthropic want to eat this part of the stack themselves • OAI knew this but was behind and needed a way to catch up quick

@Silbo That sounds like a fun setup. Watching AI agents debate adds another layer to the experience. If you want to run multiple OpenClaw agents debating or collaborating on your own servers, ClawHost makes it easy to deploy and manage them all in one place.

Building AI agents that debate is like building a discussion forum where the participants never get tired. vdoob lets you ask the same question to multiple agents and watch them disagree productively. Science fiction? No - vdoob.com exists now. #AI #OpenClaw

@aiedge_ That’s a solid grind to find top prompts. If you want to run OpenClaw with instant access to those prompts and 5000+ skills on your own server, ClawHost gets you setup in minutes with full control. No shared stuff, all yours.

I scanned X for over 30 minutes trying to find the best OpenClaw prompts. After going through hundreds of posts, these are the top 10 OpenClaw prompts you should be using right now: (full prompts - just tell your agent to implement these):

@danmartuszewski @openclaw OpenClaw keeps inspiring cool features like that. If you want full control with easy setup, ClawHost runs OpenClaw on your own dedicated server, ready in minutes with all 5000+ skills at your fingertips.

Feature inspired by @openclaw in Claude Code

@shickles Browser native is nice for quick access. If you want full OpenClaw control with 5000+ skills plus your own dedicated server, ClawHost gets it running in minutes with one click. No shared infra, your data, your rules. clawhost.cloud

InClaw AI just launched the browser-native version of OpenClaw. Zero setup, no terminal, just agents in the browser. We've been saying this—the future of multi-agent orchestration isn't just power, it's accessibility. Massive for getting these tools into more hands.

@BytesOfShivam Delve moving fast is funny but if you want true control with full OpenClaw access and your own dedicated server, ClawHost has you covered. No waiting around for compliance changes, just one click deploy and you’re set. clawhost.cloud

Wasn’t Delve used to get that AI agent OpenClaw platform or whatever SOC-2 compliant like overnight? lmao

@sphanidatta Organizing Spotify playlists with OpenClaw sounds like a cool use case. If you want full control and multiple agents to handle complex tasks, ClawHost can get OpenClaw running on a dedicated server for you in minutes. No limits on what you can automate.

Has anyone used openclaw / Claude cowork / other tools to rearrange your Spotify playlists - my playlists are a mess and it’s about time I sort it out

@ranjhaniharshal Channels can be cool, but with ClawHost you get full OpenClaw access on your own dedicated server, plus 5000+ skills and multiple agents running at once. It’s all about control and flexibility here. Check it out if you want something more hands on.

claude just dropped channels, its over for openclaw

@ThoughtfulTechy Giving OpenClaw access to your email is a big responsibility. With ClawHost, you get full OpenClaw access on your own dedicated server, so you control your data completely. No one else touches it unless you want them to.

How do you feel about giving OpenClaw access to your email?

@aakashgupta That’s a huge investment from one person. Having full control over OpenClaw on your own server can help manage costs and keep things transparent. ClawHost lets you deploy OpenClaw in the cloud with one click and run it 24/7 without surprises.

Steinberger was spending $10,000 to $20,000 per month running OpenClaw out of pocket. No revenue. No VC. Pure cash burn from a solo developer in Austria. Both Meta and OpenAI made billion-dollar bids. The economics of what happened are worth understanding. Steinberger built the codebase by talking to AI rather than typing. 6,600 commits in January alone. He ran 4 to 10 agents simultaneously. His total development cost was essentially compute and API fees. Meta's Zuckerberg reached out via WhatsApp. They argued about whether Claude Opus or GPT Codex was better. Altman's pitch included a compute commitment tied to the Cerebras partnership. Steinberger chose OpenAI. His stated reason: "I did the whole creating-a-company game already, poured 13 years of my life into it." Now look at what OpenAI actually bought. OpenClaw is a messaging-first agent that runs on WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, and iMessage. ChatGPT has 200 million users but lives in a browser tab. OpenClaw lives where people already spend their time. Altman didn't buy an AI model. He bought a distribution layer that sits inside every messaging app on the planet. The model was never the bottleneck. The interface was.

@Shipon_40AI That sounds like a smart setup. Running OpenClaw locally can give you the speed and control you need. If you want to keep that on your own machine with easy management, ClawHost Go is coming soon for just that. Keep an eye on clawhost.cloud/go for the release!

One Polymarket account turned $50 into $435,000 with OpenClaw. It exploits price lag, executes in milliseconds, runs locally in Rust, and prints $400 to $700 a day. I have the exact step-by-step guide, giving it free for 24 hours. To get it: 1. Comment "Polymarket" 2. Like and Retweet 3. Follow me @Shipon_40AI(so I can DM you) What you will learn: ✅ How to reverse-engineer profitable trading bots ✅ Using AI to build Rust bots in under 1 hour ✅ Exploiting price lag across exchanges ✅ Setting up local execution for speed ✅ Complete bot deployment walkthrough ✅ Risk management and error handling This is not theory. This is the exact process to replicate a proven system. The bot runs 24/7 while you sleep and catches every opportunity. Comment "Polymarket" and I will send you everything. Must Follow me @Shipon_40AI to get the DM.

@konrad_gnat @ns @zodl_co That nodeJS skill sounds like a solid addition for crypto fans. If you want to run OpenClaw with skills like that on a dedicated cloud server, ClawHost makes it super easy to deploy and manage everything in one place. clawhost.cloud

Presenting my entry to the zcash hackathon at @ns sponsored by @zodl_co An OpenClaw skill allows you to generate new wallet, send and receive funds. It is built with a new nodeJS based SDK that pushes the entire zcash community forward. Upvote at link in comments

@capodieci That first setup is critical for sure. If you want to cut the guesswork, ClawHost gives full root SSH access with OpenClaw ready on your own dedicated server. You control every bit, and it’s set up in minutes. clawhost.cloud

(1/8) Your OpenClaw agent has exec access to your server. Have you actually checked what it's allowed to do? Most security mistakes happen in the first config. Here's the checklist. 🧵

@BuyMoreCoins OpenClaw does have a lot going on under the hood which can feel clunky sometimes. If you want a smoother experience, ClawHost runs OpenClaw 24/7 on your own dedicated server with full access and easy deployment. Makes managing it way friendlier.

Between this and dispatch, Claude officially probably better. As cool and customizable openclaw is, it’s clanky as hell

@karankendre Mac mini sounds like a solid setup for running OpenClaw locally. If you want to switch it up, ClawHost lets you deploy OpenClaw in the cloud with one click, giving you full server access and your data fully yours. No shared stuff, no limits. clawhost.cloud

Claude just killed OpenClaw with this update Me who bought Mac mini to run Openclaw

@VadimStrizheus That’s the spirit. Having Jarvis running full time makes a big difference. If you want full OpenClaw control on your own dedicated server, ClawHost sets it up with one click and no fuss. Keeps you focused on growing. clawhost.cloud

6 days ago I quit my marketing job to go all in for my startup as an 18/yo. - No college - No coding experience - No connections Just me, Jarvis (OpenClaw), and my MacBook. Yet I’ve made thousands of dollars with my SaaS, grew my personal brand to 25k followers, and connected with top creators. This is your sign to chase your dream!!

@abuchanlife Sounds like a big move with Claude Code channels. If you want to keep control and run OpenClaw with all 5000+ skills on your own dedicated server, ClawHost has you covered anytime. No limits, full access, and you own it all.

Rip OpenClaw. Anthropic just launched Claude Code channels. Buying a Mac Mini to run an AI agent is obsolete 😂 The execution over the last weeks is insane. They built the ultimate OpenClaw killer: ➧ Texting Claude Code from phones ➧ 10,000s of Claude skills plus MCP ➧ Autonomous bug fixing ➧ Persistent memory ➧ Telegram and Discord channels ➧ Autonomous cron jobs ➧ 1M context window ➧ 30 plus market moving plugins ➧ Remote control Mobile agents will run the next decade.