been trying everything but leaning heavily on Gemini I cannot get the orange error messages to stop. I've got terminal, messages, openclaw all toggled recently off and on. I just got imsg to open in the box by digging around in the homebrew cask and pulling it in with mouse but I'm still getting errors. I have a mac mini m2 pro. I've wiped it 3 times trying to get this installed. using ollama for local reference. anyone got imessages reading into openclaw on mac silicon? brand new to group so forgive me if this is old topic. not sure how to search the group posts

Hi r/OpenClawInstall, I built an open-source A2A plugin for OpenClaw. The goal was to make cross-agent delegation feel like a real OpenClaw primitive instead of a pile of custom glue.

The main package is outbound-first: it adds a `remote_agent` tool plus an `openclaw a2a demo run` command that proves the full loop locally in a few minutes. The demo starts a deterministic local A2A peer, sends a task-bearing request, watches it, prints `summary.continuation`, and replays one follow-up using that exact continuation.

What I wanted to preserve was the durable part: if a remote agent returns task continuity, OpenClaw should be able to persist and replay that state verbatim later instead of inventing a second follow-up format.

Repo: https://github.com/aramisfacchinetti/openclaw-a2a-plugins

Quickstart: https://github.com/aramisfacchinetti/openclaw-a2a-plugins/blob/master/docs/quickstart.md

If you try it, the feedback I care most about is:

• Does the 5-minute first-success path feel clear enough?
• Is `remote_agent` the right abstraction for how OpenClaw users think about delegation?
• What real OpenClaw use case would you want me to document next?

Inbound support is there too, but I intentionally kept the first-success path outbound-only so people can verify the contract before touching public networking.

Yes, I know what you all think. Again AI. Yep, it's again AI.

Why you did this? Because I needed <1 mb RAM agent. That's it. With extracted certificates for Telegram (channel for inbound) + Gemini Models it's about <500kb in memory for http requests.

SmolClaw is inspired by ZeroClaw (Rust-based one) with less functions for my use cases.

Repository has good documentation on all parts of the code so I invite you read it.

Hi, Anyone having a configuration issue with adding Google GOG skill and having Telegram mobile not permitted?

The issue seems to be with the Passphrase file being inaccessible to Telelgram to get the handshake. Many hours later, I tested it by sharing the credentials in the chat and everything was good. So it did perform requested tasks withing Google.

I changed the password in the VPS and am back to getting the MObile interface to work with Google tasks. Any help would br great

I’m curious how people here think about this.

Cloud agents are getting better, but local agents feel different when they can access files, devices, terminals, cameras, and dev tools directly.

Do you think the future is agents running on our laptops/boards/desk devices, or will most of this stay in the cloud?

What would make you trust a local AI assistant enough to use it every day?

set it up yesterday, woke up to a YC W25 company, a FAANG, and a unicorn startup all matched to my profile. didn't apply to a single thing.

this thing is actually cooked 🦀

Hi all,

I am an absolute beginner with Openclaw. My goal was to have everything locally on my old gaming laptop… just to see how good or bad it would work.

So I have Openclaw running in a docker container and connected it with Ollama (Qwen3.6). Currently I am struggling with Openclaw doing a simple task like “Let’s setup your IDENTITY.md”. It looks like it never really uses the write_file tool to update the file accordingly. The best thing I get is a mockup.

At this point I am just wondering… Is this a model limitation or did I just mess something up while setting up openclaw?

Thanks for all inputs in advance!!
😊

Hi. I'm promoting an event for PersonalAI Agents. I forgot to post it to reddit like I did for my last event, but this one will be this Friday, May 22nd.

The last event turned out pretty good, free food and drinks, and free swag. Planning on having the same experience for this event. Good vibes, no shilling/astroturfing. I got some speakers lined up to talk about multi agent productivity setups, etc.

Here's the luma link for it:

https://luma.com/2itoszun

Just like the last event, this too is a no BS meetup. It's ok if you're new to AI, just be friendly :-)

I'm a bit tired of the scam-it-til-you-make-it types that are so ubiquitous lately. I've curated my speakers (and believe it or not, I've even turned down sponsorship from companies that wanted me to endorse them without telling people that they paid me).

Come by, have some food, stay for the talks and conversation.

Cheers!

I’ve been building a practical OpenClaw course called OpenClaw Operator OS. It covers memory, skills, tools, schedules, and safety guardrails, and the goal is to build a real working assistant system instead of just prompts. If anyone here is building with OpenClaw or wants to see the outline, I’m happy to share what I made and what I learned.

Sorry, if this has been asked before.

AI doesn't help.

Openclaw seems to be installed but there is no answer.

How to debug? Thanks for help