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@ryancarson How well does gog work? I attempted to use google's own workspace cli but google keeps blocking my account.

🚨 Gemma 4 in Clawnetes There's no better or faster way to run Gemma 4 in OpenClaw than using Clawnetes. All on your local machine. Isn't that amazing? Runs well even on a mac mini M4 with 16GB of RAM. Get Clawnetes today and run your OpenClaw agents effortlessly!

OpenAI announced securing $122 billion in committed capital, reaching an $852 billion post-money valuation to fund large-scale AI expansion and broader global access to useful intelligence. The announcement triggered widespread user backlash, with replies heavily focused on demands to reinstate or open-source GPT-4o, a model valued for its empathetic and supportive interactions before being discontinued. This funding round underscores OpenAI’s strategy to outpace competitors through massive investment, even as it highlights tensions with users prioritising continuity of earlier models over new developments.

Speed predicts startup success. Most treat AI as a productivity tool; few use it to redesign how organizations coordinate and work together. Block rethinks organization design by replacing hierarchy with AI as the core intelligence mechanism. Hierarchy evolved from Roman Army span-of-control limits through Prussian General Staff, railroads, Taylorism, and matrix structures to route information. Block builds a company as intelligence with the company world model from artifacts, customer world model from transaction signals, capabilities, intelligence layer that composes solutions, and edge interfaces. People shift to edge roles: ICs building layers, DRIs owning outcomes, player-coaches developing craft; system handles coordination and alignment instead of middle management.

Seriously! Running OpenClaw couldn't be any easier. Clawnetes runs on mac and Windows, and controls your remote OpenClaw instances as well. Get it today from github.com/clawnetes/claw…

Burnscope is now live. It helps developers understand how Claude Code and Codex sessions consume context and effort over time by turning local session artifacts into clear burn reports. The tool surfaces prompt load, completion load, context growth, expensive turns, operational warnings, and session limit risk in a clean CLI workflow. It supports common Claude Code and Codex history, transcript, and log formats, with improved colorized output and a polished reporting experience. Repo: github.com/clawnetes/burn…

Computer use is now in Claude Code. Claude can open your apps, click through your UI, and test what it built, right from the CLI. Now in research preview on Pro and Max plans.

Just released Clawnetes 0.6.0 You can now add or remove sub agents easily from the UI. You can also add multiple remote OpenClaw installations, and manage them from a single UI. Several UI fixes as well. Get it now from github.com/clawnetes/Claw…

Google and OpenAI brought their best models to a coding showdown. Claude Code won. Not with Opus 4.6. With Sonnet 4.6. Anthropic's mid-tier model just outbuilt GPT-5.4 and Gemini 3.1 Pro on a real app from scratch. Sometimes the harness matters more than the horsepower.

Infrastructure overhead is one of the biggest blockers for teams shipping AI agents to production. Clawnetes solves this by running on macOS and Windows and handling deployment of OpenClaw agents locally or to remote cloud servers. clawnetes.com x.com/moulougueta/st…

Clawnetes makes AI agent deployments simple. It runs on macOS and Windows, and lets you deploy your OpenClaw agents locally or to remote cloud servers with minimal setup. OpenClaw 2026.3.22 is now supported. New: ClawHub plugin marketplace, GPT-5.4-mini, and more. Try it today at clawnetes.com x.com/moulougueta/st…

Deploying AI agents should not require a degree in infrastructure. Clawnetes runs on macOS and Windows and gives you the fastest way to deploy your OpenClaw agents locally or to remote cloud servers. OpenClaw 2026.3.22 is now available through Clawnetes. New in this release: ClawHub plugin marketplace, GPT-5.4-mini, and more. Get started at clawnetes.com x.com/moulougueta/st…

Claude can now control your computer. Not just answer questions about what to do. Actually do it. Mouse clicks, keyboard input, and full screen awareness across any application. What this means is that multi-step tasks you used to handle manually can now be delegated entirely. Claude navigates apps, executes workflows, and takes action on your behalf. Moreover, you can control it remotely from your phone using the Dispatch tab in the Claude app. The AI assistant has moved from advisor to operator. This is a no brainer to try.

@felixrieseberg how do you enable it?

Today, we’re releasing a feature that allows Claude to control your computer: Mouse, keyboard, and screen, giving it the ability to use any app. I believe this is especially useful if used with Dispatch, which allows you to remotely control Claude on your computer while you’re away.

🚀✨ Copilot CLI v1.0.11 released! 16 features & enhancements in this release Top features: • Ensure models appear correctly in picker with model names displayed where possible 🛠️ • Organization policy for third-party MCP servers enforced for all users • Custom instructions, MCP servers, skills, and agents discovered at every directory level up to git root for full monorepo support • /clear command now abandons current session entirely; /new starts fresh conversation keeping old session backgrounded • Extension hooks from multiple extensions merge instead of overwriting each other or hooks.json • MCP OAuth authentication supports Dynamic Client Registration with non-standard host authorization metadata URLs Enhancements: • Show warning when MCP servers are blocked by policy (e.g. allowlist enforcement) ⚠️ • Add ~/.agents/skills/ as personal skill discovery directory aligning with VS Code GHCP4A extension • GitHub MCP server user configuration respected when connecting to remote hosts • Terminal screen redraws correctly after process suspend and resume (Ctrl+Z / fg) 🔄 • /cd command keeps separate working directory per session, restored on session switch • Startup 'Environment loaded' message shows number of loaded hooks • Background agent progress (current intent and tool calls completed) surfaces in read_agent and task timeout responses • statusLine.command path now supports ~ and environment variables (e.g. $HOME, ${VAR:-default}) • /new and /clear commands accept optional prompt to start new session with a first message Bug fixes: • Fixed model picker not showing models or names correctly • Fixed session abandon and new session behavior for /clear and /new commands • Fixed extension hook overwriting issues • Fixed terminal redraw problem after suspend/resume Misc: • Improved documentation and conformity with VS Code GHCP4A extension defaults • Updated internal tooling and session management for smoother workflow github.com/github/copilot… #GitHubCopilotCLI

I turned The Minimalist Entrepreneur into 9 Claude Code skills. /find-community — find your people /validate-idea — test before you build /mvp — ship in a weekend /first-customers — sell to 100 people /pricing — charge something /marketing-plan — make fans, not headlines /grow-sustainably — spend less than you make /company-values — define your culture /minimalist-review — gut-check any decision github.com/slavingia/skil…

OpenClaw is great. But setting it up from the terminal is not. Clawnetes fixes that. Native desktop app. Guided wizard. Agent templates ready to go. Dependency checks handled for you. Remote deployment to any Linux server over SSH, straight from the GUI. And as of v0.5.0, a built-in chat interface so you can talk to your agent without ever opening a browser. No terminal. No config files. No guesswork. Download today and try it out.

OpenClaw is powerful, but getting it set up means working through the terminal, editing config files, and managing dependencies manually. Clawnetes exists to remove that friction entirely. Here is what Clawnetes brings that OpenClaw does not ship on its own: - A native desktop app for macOS and Windows. No terminal required at any point. - A step-by-step wizard with configuration steps, input validation, and error handling. It walks you through agent identity, provider setup, tool selection, messaging channels, and security policies visually. - Pre-built agent type presets. Instead of writing configuration from scratch, you pick a template like Coding Assistant, Office Assistant, or Financial Analyst, and the wizard populates the right settings, tools, and permissions automatically. - Automatic dependency detection and resolution. Clawnetes checks for Node.js and other requirements before installation begins and tells you exactly what is missing. - A built-in native chat interface. As of v0.5.0, you can talk to your agent directly inside the Clawnetes app with real-time streaming and markdown rendering. No browser tab, no external webchat client. - Remote deployment from a GUI. Point Clawnetes at a Linux server over SSH and it handles the full installation and configuration remotely, from your desktop. - A maintenance mode for existing installations. Repair, audit, update, or uninstall OpenClaw without memorizing CLI commands. Clawnetes turns OpenClaw setup and management into something anyone can do, not just those comfortable in a terminal.

I didn't drink at my birthday party so I could start crushing PR's all day today. I have 99 PR's to work through from the community, but a hangover aint one First big feature of the day: a chief security officer to audit your attack surface (informational only, please hire a pentester for real production code and mission critical situations!)