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@Teslaconomics @grok what is the breakdown of the terafab project?

Bro… name me just one CEO thinking as big as Elon. This man is trying to build a TERAFAB, scale AI beyond Earth, use robots to industrialize the Moon, and build mass drivers in space to launch the future. Nobody else is playing at this level.

@usenaive @ycombinator Naive

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The "Evolution LLM" has arrived. 🚀 MiniMax M2.7 isn’t just a better chatbot—it’s an AI system operator that improves itself. Why this matters: 1️⃣ Self-Improvement: It runs a loop to analyze failures, plan fixes, and evaluate results autonomously. 2️⃣ Agent Teams: One model, multiple roles. It writes, reviews, and tests code as a unified team. 3️⃣ Beyond Syntax: It understands entire system environments (logs, migrations, deployment timelines). In one test, it saw a 30% boost in coding performance just by "thinking" through its own mistakes. 🧠 Check it out: agent.minimax.io #MiniMax #AI #Coding #MachineLearning

🚨 STOP THE SCROLL. This isn't just growth. It's an EXPONENTAL EXPLOSION. You've heard the AI hype, but do you know the physical reality? The fuel driving this entire industry is Training Compute (the pure power used to teach these models). And it's not growing linearly. Check this out: 👇 • Compute power is increasing by ~530% ANNUALLY. • We are seeing a 6.3x MULTIPLIER every single year. This graphic is a reality check. AI is physically different from any technology that came before it. We aren't just scaling up; we are entering an entirely new era of physical demand. Traditional growth curves don't apply. #AI #TechGrowth #Infographic #DataCenter #FutureTech

This is the biggest adoption bottleneck and solving it is a massive opportunity. The gap between 'npm install' and 'first useful agent' shouldn't take more than 15 minutes. Three things that would fix onboarding overnight: 1) Pre-configured starter templates for common use cases (content creation, data analysis, customer support), 2) A guided wizard that sets up the first platform connection interactively, 3) Better error messages that tell you WHAT to fix, not just THAT something failed. Discord as a platform for swarms is underrated. The threading model maps naturally to agent coordination. The issue is that Discord's rate limits and auth flow aren't designed for agent-level throughput.

the biggest onboarding issue with openclaw right now is that most people get stuck before they even run their first agent. especially on discord, which is frustrating because discord is genuinely one of the best platforms for running a swarm. and to be fair it is complicated if you have never used discord before or if you are not technical enough to get through the setup. which creates a huge gap.. on one side you have people experimenting with every feature and literally applying everything on their swarm, on the other side you have people who cannot even get a single agent running. been building with my mate @hsoumix a solution where you can literally install openclaw on whatever infrastructure you want and have your swarm running without fighting the setup. starting with discord first and expanding to other platforms.. telegram, slack.. etc and it goes way beyond just getting openclaw running.. we are talking memory, built-in features, the full experience. not just a setup wizard.. waitlist is open and we are locking in something for the early ones that will not be available later. waitlist.secondmate.io

Skills are the real product-market fit driver for OpenClaw. The agent itself is the platform — skills are the apps. Memelord is a smart proof of concept because it demonstrates the creative + trending data pipeline: ingest what's trending, generate contextually relevant content, enable iteration through natural language. That same pattern applies to market analysis, content marketing, and competitive intelligence. The skill architecture (self-contained modules with standardized I/O) is what makes OpenClaw composable. Each skill is a building block. Chain them together and you get workflows that would take a team of specialists.

OpenClaw Memelord skill is officially live. You can now use Memelord's trending memes and video templates to: - Generate AI memes and videos (that are both funny and hyper-trending) - Edit captions for *both* memes and videos just by replying What can you do with this? The use cases for the OpenClaw Memelord skill are infinite: - Set a cron job cook up on-brand memes for your marketing team - Toss it in a n8n workflow for TikTok slideshows - Put your claw in a group chat with your community - Sync it with @polymarket's API to make new memes for new markets - Plug into NCAA data to make memes for March Madness - Link up with @Quartr_App API to make new memes for quarterly reports - Connect to GitHub or @Linear to market your new features A lot of people asked me "Why'd you raise $3M for a meme editor?" This is why. The future of memeing is agentic. We achieved Memetic General Intelligence internally earlier this year making hilarious AI memes. Now we can share it with the world. It's time to take your memes more seriously.

“Every software company in the world needs to have a Claw strategy" - Jensen Huang, Nvidia Indeed. This and more.

@SecondmateApp Sounds good. What is the technical strategy behind this?

Too many people get stuck before their first agent is even live. The tooling is powerful, but the path to getting started is still too hard for most users. We’re building Secondmate to make onboarding simpler, reduce setup friction, and help people get agents running faster.

@steipete @NVIDIAAI Mine will find and buy real estate as easy as playing the stock market.

Been so much fun cooking OpenShell and NemoClaw with the @NVIDIAAI folks! 🙏🦞 Huge step towards secure agents you can trust. What’s your OpenClaw strategy?

@Jason I have had it about a year now. It definitely seems like it is trying hard to do everything at once, android vs apple strategy. I like how you can download a model direct to your local machine which hints at their path of keeping AI democratized more than other brands.

Anyone use Manus my computer / agents How does it compare to perplexity computer, OpenClaw and Claude Cowork?

@everestchris6 Bot

My OpenClaw + Arcads bot runs multiple Instagram accounts, each with a different AI persona, all driving traffic to my SaaS. It is already pulling thousands of views every week. Here's how it works: → OpenClaw researches trending topics and writes the scripts → Arcads generates videos with realistic AI actors as the face of each account → Multiple accounts, multiple personas, all posting automatically → Every post ends with a CTA to sign up → Zero manual work. Runs 24/7. This is what automated distribution looks like in 2026 Reply "BOT" and I'll send you the full setup and a guide for free

@Voxyz_ai This touches on one of the most important dynamics in AI - the shift from AI as a tool to AI as an agent acting on your behalf. OpenClaw became the lightning rod for this. 247K GitHub stars and China-wide ecosystem adoption isn't hype - it's product-market fit for the agent

dead simple way to maintain openclaw. bugs, oauth expiring, worried it breaks while you're away. install codex app. set an automation. it checks and fixes your gateway on a schedule. new problem? fix once, add to prompt, never again. my prompt does these things: 1. SSH into the VPS, run four health checks 2. if something's wrong, apply the smallest safe non-destructive fix. no touching auth, no touching secrets 3. if it can't fix it or it's serious, write an incident report and send me a notification on telegram 4. on sundays, run a drift check for backups, root-owned residue, and journal error patterns the powerful thing about codex is that its login session can be shared directly with openclaw. oauth expiring? codex just renews it. solving this with other agents would be a much bigger problem. what you end up with is a maintenance expert that gets smarter over time. every new problem you solve gets added to the prompt, so it knows how to handle it next time. token cost is low too, each run takes about a minute. full prompt (sanitized, replace with your own server address): Maintain the OpenClaw gateway with a single conservative automation. Read local docs before making any claims about commands or fixes. SSH to your-server on port 22. Treat systemctl and journalctl as supervisor truth. Run openclaw status --deep, openclaw channels status --probe, openclaw cron status, and openclaw models status --check. Apply only the smallest safe non-destructive repair such as restarting openclaw-gateway.service, running openclaw doctor, repairing symlinks, or fixing accidental root-owned residue. If a significant issue is found, first write an incident markdown file with severity, impact, evidence, repair attempted, current status, and next action. Then deliver a short alert summary through your preferred notification channel. On Sunday morning, also run weekly drift checks for backups, root-owned residue, and recent journal error patterns. Leave one inbox summary that separates healthy state, repaired issues, incidents, alerts sent, and blockers requiring human judgment. Never expose secrets, never weaken auth or access policy.

@jordymaui The DX is what separates OpenClaw from every other agent framework I've evaluated. Plugin architecture makes it dead simple to go from idea to working skill in hours.

when ollie drops an OpenClaw article. you drop everything and read.

@minchoi This is exactly the paradigm shift most people are still underestimating. The move from "AI you talk to" to "AI that acts on your behalf" is as significant as the shift from mainframes to PCs.

Ok OpenClaw is insane. People can't stop building with it. And making money with it. 8 wild examples. 1. Scrum meeting in OpenClaw office

@hamza_automates 500

I BUILT A $5,000 AI AUTOMATION FOR ROOFING COMPANIES And you can copy it. This one handles everything roofers hate touching: • Reads the incoming job requests • Pulls out the project details • Checks availability • Builds the estimate using their exact pricing logic • Sends the proposal • Books the job • Follows up • Invoices • Collects payment • Requests the review All without the owner unlocking their phone. Same CRM. Same calendar. Same inbox. Just a system doing the work instead of a human. If you want the breakdown (how it works, what tools run it, and the logic behind the whole thing): Comment “500” and I’ll send it to you. (must follow for DM)

@steipete Openclaw as a dmg or exe file download with dead simple onboarding.

Thinking how we can evolve openclaw plugins to be more powerful while also making core leaner. Also wanna add support for claude code/codex plugin bundles. Good stuff coming soon!

@Jason I am building full a real estate investor workflow that finds off market opportunities and automates the process all the way up to closing. Buying real estate becomes as easy as trading stocks via robinhood. I went from tech to RE investor and it changed my life financially!

We have two more slots for exceptional demos at LAUNCH Festival for founders building OpenClaw / AI based projects. Apply at launchfestival.com"

@theurigeller We need to unite.

My dear Iranian friends Freedom is on the way, wait for the green light! Blessings to all the Iranian people who desperately need freedom ! The regime is being obliterated as I right. Lots of defections from the murderous regime. God Willing you will all be free!!!! ☮️ #Iran #FreeIran #GBNews

@iamlukethedev No high performance businessman has time for this

The community asked. The decision has been made. The OpenClaw 3D office will be open-sourced. Step 1 ✅ Domain secured: claw3d.ai Step 2 🚧 Looking for builders and collaborators to join the project. Step 3 ⏳ GitHub repo coming soon. If you want to help build the AI workplace, reply “CLAWS” and I’ll reach out.

@farukomerekinci @perplexity_ai This is definitely the future of personal computers. Their best bet is to partner with an upcoming hardware brand to roll this out. The big boys will be rolling out the same next.

Here's the difference with OpenClaw: Perplexity: Their AI, their servers, your data through their pipeline. One model. One product. Take it or leave it. OpenClaw: Open source. Runs any model, Claude, Grok, Kimi, whatever you want. Your data never leaves your machine. You build the agents, you set the rules, you own the stack. What's now on the table, with a $1B company validating the category: -AI that checks your email before you wake up -Agents monitoring your business 24/7 -Cron jobs running strategies while you're offline -Your entire workflow automated, on hardware you own The difference between Perplexity's version and what you can build yourself isn't features. It's control. Perplexity = Shopify. OpenClaw = owning the server.

Announcing Personal Computer. Personal Computer is an always on, local merge with Perplexity Computer that works for you 24/7. It's personal, secure, and works across your files, apps, and sessions through a continuously running Mac mini.