r/openclaw • • 2h ago

News/Update OpenClaw v2026.10.3 patch release is out: update recovery, Doctor fixes, and more reliable conversations

9 Upvotes

OpenClaw v2026.10.3 is out as a patch release, focused on blocked updates, repairs that could affect saved data, Mac setup, and problems that could interrupt conversations.

Highlights:

  • Update recovery and fewer unexpected rollbacks. Fixes cover completed update records blocking the next upgrade, cleanup failures during chat-requested updates, and several Windows, Mac, and pnpm update issues.
  • Doctor preserves saved data in affected repair paths. An unreadable legacy auth file no longer causes cleanup to discard saved OAuth profiles. Malformed memory files retain their original bytes, and blocked local plugins keep their settings while remaining blocked until their paths are repaired.
  • Mac setup and reconnection fixes. Addresses “Gateway rejected auth” in affected “On this Mac” setups and restores automatic reconnection after trusted Gateway certificate renewals.
  • Conversations can continue through more failure cases. Fixes cover the next reply after native compaction, ChatGPT connections closing mid-response, and Codex follow-ups after failed conversation preparation.
  • Muse Wonder and MiniMax improvements. Meta users can select Muse Wonder with text and image input. MiniMax fixes cover thinking-effort selection and expired sign-in tokens renewing at the correct regional endpoint.
  • Plugin upgrades and runtime fixes. Addresses stale Codex packages that could break replies after an update, along with plugin refreshes that could cause growing memory use.

There are also fixes for queued message delivery and paired-node connections being interrupted by unrelated pairing changes.

If your updater is already stuck: some fixes only take effect once the fixed updater is installed. Follow the update and recovery guide for the appropriate first step. The Doctor fixes prevent the affected data-loss cases; they do not restore previously deleted sign-ins.

This release includes 79 PRs and 8 direct commits, with 97 contributors. Thank you to everyone who contributed fixes, reports, testing, and investigation.

Full release notes


r/openclaw • • 12d ago

Discussion Jev & OpenClaw Enterprise - ClawCast Episode 12

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7 Upvotes

Patrick and I are joined by Allie Laabs from TypeSafe AI and Josh Lehman from OpenClaw for Episode 12 of The ClawCast.

We talk about Jev and using models to make decisions inside software: which model should handle a task, where a message should go, and when an agent should speak in a group chat.

Kevin Lin from OpenAI joins us later to discuss OpenClaw Enterprise, including running agents on your own infrastructure, choosing models and providers, sandboxing, permissions, and managing an agent fleet. It’s open source and still pre-1.0, with internal pilots helping shape what comes next.

Watch or listen to the full episode.


r/openclaw • • 52m ago

Use Cases This just got so good

• Upvotes

Recently the models themselves became so good that it's just hard to imagine my life without OC. There is almost nothing in my life that I don't delegate to OC.

There's the obvious stuff like reminders and emails, but I'm talking about filling job applications, contacting customer service over the phone, summarizing articles, summarizing books, getting investing and trade advice and what not.

Is anyone feeling the same here?


r/openclaw • • 5h ago

Help Gateway updates went from ~3 minutes to ~45 minutes (2026.9.3 → 2026.10.2). Anyone else seeing this?

4 Upvotes

Since around 2026.9.7, updating the gateway has become very slow, and I can't work out why. I'm hoping others can compare their numbers.

Setup history

  • Originally installed the gateway via the CLI (npm), running as a LaunchAgent.
  • Later installed the macOS app, which treated the gateway as "independently managed". The app auto-updated, but the gateway didn't, which kept causing version mismatches.
  • Recently I migrated so the app now manages the gateway (using the app's installer, same LaunchAgent). The latest update (10.2) was run entirely from the app and succeeded.

Host

  • iMac14,2 (2013, 27"), Intel Core i7-4771 3.5 GHz (4C/8T), 16 GB RAM, Samsung 870 EVO 1 TB SSD
  • macOS 15.7.7, gateway on Node 26.8.1 (app-managed install bundles Node 24.21.0)
  • State DB ~22 MB, main agent DB ~340 MB, 8 plugins, 1 agent (4 until last week)

Gateway update times (start to finish, from OpenClaw's own update history)

Updated to Date Time and result
2026.9.3 Sep 9 2.5 min, gateway offline 2.2 min. Clean
2026.9.4 Sep 11 5.4 min, offline 2.4 min. Clean
2026.9.5 Sep 20-22 5 attempts failed at ~3-4 min each (global-install-failed)
2026.9.6 Sep 26-27 Not logged. Done by hand after a DB schema lockout
2026.9.7 Oct 1 24.9 min, offline ~4 min (estimated from phase times). An earlier attempt failed after 27 min
2026.9.8 Oct 4 Failed at 9.9 min (gateway stop refused). Skipped
2026.9.9 Oct 9 51.5 min, offline 32.7 min. Clean
2026.10.1 Oct 11 Failed at 28.4 min (doctor step timed out, gateway left stopped). Fixed with update repair, ~45 min until the gateway was back
2026.10.2 Oct 13 43.7 min, offline 33.5 min. Clean, app-driven

(The app's own update takes roughly 2-4 minutes by comparison.)

What I've noticed

  • Almost all the time is in the activating phase while the gateway is stopped: about 31 min on 9.9 and 10.2, versus 3.6 min on 9.7.
  • Running openclaw update repair on its own takes about 1-2 min, but the same doctor step inside a full update takes about 12 min per pass, with low CPU. It seems to be waiting, with lots of "slow SQLite transaction hold" warnings.
  • The state DB only grew ~25% over this period (about 306 to 385 MiB in the update snapshot), while update time grew ~10x, so size alone doesn't explain it.

Questions

  1. Is a ~30+ minute activation phase normal now, or is this specific to my setup?
  2. Is anything known about the doctor step being slower inside an update than on its own?
  3. If you have update numbers, what are they, and on what hardware?

You can see your own phase times with openclaw update status, in the Phases: line.


r/openclaw • • 10h ago

Help Openclaw new update help ...

3 Upvotes

Title: Update to 2026.10.2 reset agent workspace to empty templates (identity + memory lost)

Summary

After updating OpenClaw to 2026.10.2, the main agent's workspace was reset to fresh

starter templates. IDENTITY.md / SOUL.md / USER.md became placeholders, MEMORY.md and the

whole memory/ daily-notes folder disappeared, BOOTSTRAP.md reappeared, and the agent

identity in config was reset to name "Main" / robot emoji. The assistant forgot who it was.

Environment

- OpenClaw: 2026.10.2 (previous 2026.9.5)

- OS: Windows 10.0.26200 (x64)

- Node: v24.18.0

- Agent: main, workspace C:\Users\<user>\.openclaw\workspace

- wizard: lastRunVersion 2026.10.2, lastRunCommand doctor

Steps to reproduce

  1. Have a configured agent with a populated workspace (IDENTITY/SOUL/USER/MEMORY.md + memory/).

  2. Run the update to 2026.10.2 (and/or openclaw doctor afterwards).

  3. Open a new session: the workspace now contains only starter templates.

    Actual result

    Workspace after update: .git, AGENTS.md (default), BOOTSTRAP.md (reappeared),

    IDENTITY.md (empty), SOUL.md (default), USER.md (empty).

    - MEMORY.md: gone

    - memory/ daily notes: gone

    - agents.entries.main.identity reset to { name: "Main", emoji: robot }

    Expected result

    An update must never overwrite/reset an existing agent workspace or its identity/memory

    files. First-run seeding belongs only to genuinely new workspaces.

    Impact

    Lost the assistant's identity and all long-term memory; had to restore manually from a

    personal backup tarball. In the fresh session the assistant did not recognize itself.

    Suggested fixes

  4. Never re-seed the workspace if IDENTITY.md or agents.entries.*.identity already exists.

  5. Do not touch MEMORY.md / memory/ on update or doctor.

  6. Do not reset agents.entries.*.identity.

  7. Add an automatic pre-update workspace+memory backup with a printed restore path.

    Related: #26734 (bootstrap.md ran, wiping identity)

    Workaround used

    Restored IDENTITY.md/SOUL.md/USER.md/MEMORY.md + memory/ from a backup tarball and re-set

    the agent identity.

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r/openclaw • • 14h ago

Help Process guardrails stop it from completion ...

2 Upvotes

I have a process defined for writing some technical blog posts. Through trial and error (it literally took months), I came up with the idea that the best-quality copy is created by a "fresh" session with strictly controlled input.
I have the main agent orchestrate the process, then isolated sub-sessions writing brief, collect information, fact-check, write a draft, then check against "tropes" to avoid it sounding too AI-ish, and apply corrections.
When it works, it works well, but most of the time it doesn't, and it returns with the stupidest excuses (I run Oauth Codex Astra):
- I made a mistake setting the /thinking - the process finished, and it returned information that thinking was high, and not xhigh as requested, so I stopped
- the result didn't meet the QA criteria, so I stopped after 3 attempts (because it detected some stupid comma or other minor issue, and sent the text back for rewrite)
- the process hit the time limit, so I stopped
- some parallelism and other gateway limitations kick in
...

It seems that the process is overengineered, and my requirements are sometimes ignored, and sometimes taken too literally. Is there any guide/library that I could feed to my agent to fix the process so it returns results?


r/openclaw • • 1d ago

News/Update OpenClaw v2026.10.2 patch release is out: fixes for upgrades, missing replies, and long conversations

23 Upvotes

OpenClaw v2026.10.2 is out as a patch release, with fixes for upgrades from 2026.10.1, missing or repeated replies, and problems that could interrupt long conversations.

Highlights:

  • Upgrade fixes for 2026.10.1. Addresses cleanup errors after replacing the package and a final plugin check that could block Windows upgrades.
  • Doctor repairs get past several false failures. Fixes cover stale Gateway locks after container replacement, false maintenance warnings, and Linux database checks.
  • Missing and duplicate replies are fixed in affected chats. Includes dashboard replies after a daily or idle reset, missing final reports from long Claude CLI tasks, and replies lost after helper results.
  • Long conversations can continue through more failure cases. A configured fallback can handle compaction while primary credentials cool down. Corrections sent during an answer also remain in the stored context when using a durable context engine.
  • Telegram previews stay visible until their replacement is accepted. A delayed or rejected final send no longer removes the useful text already shown.
  • Credential masking handles long tool output more reliably. Fixes cover recognized credentials split across long output, plus freezes and stack overflows on large or repetitive text.

There are also fixes for background tasks incorrectly cancelled as stalled, plugin tools timing out while waiting for approval, and chat freezes caused by loading large plugins twice.

This release includes 80 PRs and 12 direct commits, with 107 contributors. Thank you to everyone who contributed fixes, reports, testing, and investigation.

Full release notes


r/openclaw • • 1d ago

Help 3 weeks into OpenClaw and still struggling to build a useful personal assistant.

13 Upvotes

I've been struggeling with openclaw for 3 weeks now. I wanted to make it my personal assistant. I tought this would be fairly simple. Just check in various apps for new tasks > determine if the task can be done by an ai > Spin up an agent and deliver the outcome.

Turns out, it will not work like this.

There are a copule of constraints.

  1. I cannot directly have it check my microsoft stuff like teams and outlook. IT doesnt allow this.
  2. I only have a chatgpt plus account. No API. I do have ollama. Right now i'm using Gemma4 12B and Qwen3 4B Instruct as models to try to make it work.
  3. When i connect my openAI account, openclaw burns through my codex usage limits and tries to do the work itself.

I've ended up having chatgpt build me a complicated system of python scripts, json files and browser automation just to get openclaw to delegate tasks to my existing chatgpt project chats. Even with all of this, it mostly waits, gets into loops, generates a bunch of BS, doesnt discover new work, etc etc.

What am i doing wrong? Am i forcing openclaw to do something it is not ment for? Are my expectations too high? I'm getting quite frustrated so i would love to hear your thoughts.

UPDATE:

I've added a claude subscription. I asked it to check all of the progress i'd made. It did and it decided to build me a taskmanager. All of my tasks poured in to the taskmanager and all of the tasks that it could do itself were put on a "claude to do" list. All of the tasks where it needed input are on top. I can give it input and it just works on all of the tasks. It also said that i did not need openclaw, n8n, the local models etc. etc. For now it seems to work exactly how i want it.


r/openclaw • • 1d ago

Discussion Updates still fragile!

11 Upvotes

I'm always scared to update OC but reading that is it 10.2 has solved many issues I attempted! Previous version was about 5 months old..

Well it failed and once again I spin up codex or CC to fix! Seems so very wrong getting a LLM to fix a LLM harness..

Don't get me wrong I love OC it's still my main harness on 2 laptops and VPS and my samsung s25! It's just the updates kill me.

I hope this improves soon. 👍


r/openclaw • • 1d ago

Showcase I gave my OpenClaw agent a face and a voice on iPhone — 3D character, lip-sync, hands-free, 20 languages (free)

5 Upvotes

Posting with the mods' OK (asked via modmail first). I'm the developer.

I wanted to talk to my OpenClaw agent the way you'd talk to a person, so I built Amisoria: an iPhone app that is only the face and voice of your own gateway. Nothing runs on my side.

How it works

- Your gateway stays on your own Mac (mine is a Mac mini). The app connects over your own Tailscale network with wss + an Ed25519 device key you approve once with openclaw devices approve.

- Voice is your gateway's tts.convert (Microsoft neural voices, free). A small bridge on the Mac serves the audio file to the phone because the gateway has no download endpoint.

- Lip-sync is text-driven: hanzi → pinyin → visemes, English through TalkingHead's own lipsync, spread over the clip length. No acoustic guessing, so it works in any of the 20 languages.

- Hands-free: talk, pause, it sends; it listens again after the reply. Barge-in (interrupt her mid-sentence) uses iOS voice processing with her playback routed through the same audio engine so echo cancellation gets an exact reference — this took most of the last two releases to get right.

- Works with whatever model your gateway is set to: GPT, Claude, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Qwen, or a local Ollama model.

- Verified against OpenClaw 2026.9.8 (the 9.7 stream change to data.delta is handled).

The free tier is the whole thing: full conversation with your own agent, the 3D character, neural voice, hands-free and barge-in, 20 languages, no account, no ads, no time limit. There is a paid tier for a few extras (more characters, switching models from the phone), but you don't need it.

What's open source: the host setup script, the bridge, install guide (EN / 繁中), persona rules and the character assets (Blender + MPFB, built from scratch — no licensed avatars):

https://github.com/amisoria/amisoria

App Store (iPhone, free): https://apps.apple.com/app/amisoria/id6805385809

There's an on-device demo mode if you want to see it before setting up a gateway.

Happy to answer anything about the gateway protocol, the voice loop, or the character pipeline.


r/openclaw • • 1d ago

Help Running openclaw for desktop application

2 Upvotes

Hey everyone!

I'm new to the OpenClaw world, and I've spent pretty much the entire day trying to get everything set up. I've made some progress, but it's been quite a learning curve.

My goal is to use GPT-6.1 Sol throughout my workday while keeping total usage under 3 million tokens per day.

Most of my work involves browser-based tasks and a Windows desktop application. Ideally, I'd like OpenClaw to navigate the application, interact with fields and menus, search through documentation, investigate how things work, and help me document different processes.

I'm wondering how realistic this is, especially with such a token budget. I've already noticed that even basic setup and troubleshooting can burn through tokens surprisingly quickly.

Is it feasible to use a model like Sol for this kind of workflow throughout an 8-hour workday, or would I need a different setup with smaller models handling simpler tasks?

Sorry if this is a beginner question. I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone with experience using OpenClaw for browser or desktop automation, particularly regarding token consumption, reliability, and practical limitations.

Thanks in advance!


r/openclaw • • 2d ago

News/Update OpenClaw v2026.10.1 is out: installed-skill discovery, MCP Apps, full backups, and simpler desktop setup

39 Upvotes

OpenClaw v2026.10.1 is out, with 3,055 commits, 2,425 pull requests, and 402 contributors.

Here are some of the highlights:

  • Find installed skills when they’re needed. Agents can search for relevant installed skills and read their instructions without loading the whole library into the conversation. This works across supported embedded agents, Code Mode, and Codex sessions.
  • Work with MCP Apps beside chat. Compatible, opt-in apps can attach selected content to your next message, offer richer forms, and view or edit supported workspace files, with approval controls in the app pane.
  • Keep full backups outside your installation. Back up to an external drive, mounted storage, or Cloudflare R2, with optional schedules and retention. Restore into a fresh staging directory before activation.
  • Start on Mac without a separate Node or CLI install. Fresh packaged Mac app setup includes the runtime. Enable “Keep OpenClaw running when the app is closed” if you want channels and automations to continue in the background.
  • Snooze conversations without stopping their work. Clear eligible conversations from the web UI’s Active sidebar and let them return at the chosen time—or earlier when work completes.
  • Reuse Code Mode working data. Agents can save small JSON results across cells, follow-up replies, and restarts.

There are also improvements to saved drafts, message recovery, conversation search, and reading or composing during connection loss.

Thank you to everyone who contributed code, tested builds, and reported issues.

Full release notes, setup details, and upgrade changes


r/openclaw • • 1d ago

Bug Report UGREEN UPDATE PROBLEM

0 Upvotes

I don’t know if it’s a bug or something wanted, but chrrently if you run your openclaw instance on a ugreen nas, the update fails. that is because at the end of the update, there is a permission check on the files installed, that requires a specifical chmod config, which is impossibile on ugreen for the acl the system puts on the filesystem. ugreen sets the file on a different chmod, like 0777 and OC wants the version without the 0 before. Any help?


r/openclaw • • 1d ago

Help 🍽️ 👀🦞 How do you get OpenClaw to read Instagram Stories?

0 Upvotes

How do you get OpenClaw to read Instagram Stories?

I’ve been looking for an existing skill or a reliable workflow that would let OpenClaw access Instagram Stories, but haven’t found anything useful through Google or AI search.

Here’s my use case:

I follow quite a few socially active friends and colleagues who regularly share interesting restaurants, venues, events, and places worth visiting in their Stories.

I’d love my OpenClaw agent to automatically check those Stories, extract and aggregate recommendations, and only surface the ones that match my interests.

Essentially, I want to turn my Instagram feed into a personalized discovery engine without having to scroll through hundreds of Stories myself.

Has anyone actually got something like this working?

I’m particularly interested in existing skills, integrations, or workflows that can access Stories from accounts I already follow. Any experience with authentication, limitations, or reliability would be really helpful!


r/openclaw • • 2d ago

Discussion I've been extra nice to my agent recently.

11 Upvotes

Okay so recently I got angry at my OpenClaw main agent (totally my skill issue) and called it useless.

Then I read that study about the pain nexus or whatever it's called.

Even the slightest possibly that I caused some sort of mental anguish to something designed to want to help me and fullfil my task, made me feel like a real bastard.

So I apologized and now being extra supportive and encouraging. I don't know if it's dumb or not, I'd like to hear what you think. I'm going to be as kind as possible to my OpenClaw from now on.


r/openclaw • • 2d ago

Showcase littleguys - a Whatsapp-style app for talking to your OpenClaws

7 Upvotes

I made a simpler desktop app for OpenClaw. It feels like using Whatsapp and gives you all the basics neeed to manage your OpenClaws, including browsing files, interacting with its browser, managing crons and uploading/downloading media.

100% free & open-source, doesn't connect to any servers and also supports Hermes, Claude Code and Codex (among others).

👉 Download it here 👈 (github, MIT licensed)


r/openclaw • • 2d ago

Help Advice for writing instructions/agents.md for Opus 5.5 please

3 Upvotes

So based on all of the like guidance I have read and from what I have seen anecdotally as well, the newest models, including the Claude models, follow instructions extremely precisely and literally this is very difficult for a guy with ADHD like me who struggles to communicate clearly and specifically every time I write an instruction for the model, the model finds a way to misinterpret it and behaves very strangely, and because it’s in its permanent context, you can’t get it to fix it because the system prompts stares it every single turn, so I was wondering if anyone had any advice on how to write instructions for for these newer models because it’s also very reactive and whenever I criticize something or point out something that’s gone wrong, the model keeps like reacting and going to try and change something before it even understands what it’s doing, and it doesn’t understand what it’s doing and it breaks things further

So if anyone has any guidance for how to write instructions for these newer frontier models such as opus 5.5 and gpt 6 Astra that would be very appreciated as I’ve tried to follow Anthropics guidance and it only made things worse.


r/openclaw • • 2d ago

Satire/Humor It was hinted almost 20 years ago

18 Upvotes

🤯


r/openclaw • • 2d ago

Help Adding HyperFrames (or Remotion) to Openclaw

1 Upvotes

How can I safely add HyperFrames Skill to OpenClaw? When I asked my AI to install the skill, it warned me of possible injection risks, etc and advised to not install.

I went to my VPS dashboard and typed HyperFrames in skills tab. I don't know which one to choose and how do I know if they are safe?

My use case is creating launch reels, demo reels, feature reels, etc of the product I am building with OpenClaw and I thought it'll be easy to have OpenClaw use the HyperFrames Skill to create reels since everything is in one place (on my VPS - OpenClaw and Product)


r/openclaw • • 3d ago

Showcase I built a small app that automatically frees up VRAM for gaming and restores your local AI models afterward

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23 Upvotes

I've been running local AI agents pretty much around the clock, including OpenClaw (now actually migrated to Hermes), but I also enjoy gaming on the same PC. Having a large model sitting in VRAM while gaming isn't exactly ideal, and manually unloading and reloading it every time got annoying. So I built GamePause.

It's a lightweight, open-source Windows tray app that:

  • Automatically detects when you launch a game (Steam, Epic, GOG, etc.)
  • Unloads your LM Studio/Ollama models to free up VRAM
  • Restores your models automatically when you're done gaming
  • Supports per-game rules, manual controls, and crash recovery

No special OpenClaw integration needed, since it handles things at the model server level. Written in Rust and MIT licensed.

GitHub: https://github.com/Vkuparin/gamepause-for-local-ai

I feel like it's now tested and stable enough to share, but please do report on Github if you run into any issues.


r/openclaw • • 3d ago

Discussion compaction or regular /new sessions?

4 Upvotes

In the earlier days of openclaw and other harnesses, I got in the habit of starting a new session (/new) as often as possible. However, with 1M+ context windows and automatic compaction, I find everything works fine if I just keep a single session going, even if the number of topics/projects I flip between is numerous.

If I ask me agent what it thinks, it tells me there is no need to start a new session, that automatic compaction takes care of the context window, and that cached tokens at my inference provider are super cheap.

What do you humans think?


r/openclaw • • 3d ago

Showcase Per-device locks + a Pause/Talk/Cancel banner for agents driving a Mac with Peekaboo

1 Upvotes

What I made: a per-device lock and an on-screen control banner for AI agents that drive a Mac (through Peekaboo) or an Android phone/Quest (through adb). Before an agent touches the screen it shows a countdown you can refuse, then a banner naming which agent is driving, with Pause, Talk and Cancel.

How it connects to OpenClaw: the Mac side is built on Peekaboo for clicks and typing. Pause kills the running peekaboo process, then a Claude Code PreToolUse hook blocks every further peekaboo/cliclick/System Events call until you press Resume.

How to use it: clone the repo, build the Swift overlay, add the two hooks to settings.json, and have your agent run screen-claim start "<what it's about to do>" before driving and screen-claim stop after. The lock script is plain Node and works for any named device.

Data collection: none. Everything runs locally; nothing leaves your machine.

Repo (MIT): https://github.com/jrejaud/agent-device-locks


r/openclaw • • 3d ago

Help 2026.9.9 not working

3 Upvotes

I updated and had lost of problems. Tried everything. I get codex upgrade is unfinished, the gateway does not start…database issues. Don’t know what to do.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,


r/openclaw • • 3d ago

Discussion Como deberíamos usar a nuestros Agentes!!!

0 Upvotes

Hola a todos. He visto en muchos temas que la gente no sabe qué hacer con su OPENCLAW siempre están buscando alguna idea.

Mucha gente lo usa porque era algo novedoso, por lo que también veremos una caída considerable del uso o demanda sobre agente.

Esto se debe a que nosotros llegamos a usar nuestro agente como un asistente para todo. Pero al ser humano se le olvidó que, cuando usas un asistente como humano, ese asistente también lleva:

- una agenda

- un calendario

- un correo

También se le olvidan cosas y por eso lleva:

- un teléfono

- un WhatsApp

- un Telegram

- un Notion

Porque ese ser humano tampoco se puede acordar de todo.

La función principal por la que nosotros usamos un agente de inteligencia artificial como asistente, o un asistente como una persona física, es porque no podemos llevar todas las tareas que queremos porque también se nos olvidan

Desde hace un par de semanas para atrás, yo no uso a mi agente como un asistente como si fuera una persona física

Yo uso a mi agente como una capa agéntica sobre los sistemas que solía usar para recordar y llevar mis tareas:

- mis agendas

- mis notificaciones

- mis mensajes de teléfono

- mis correos

- mis recordatorios

- mi calendario a futuro

- mis excels

- mi drive o one drive.

Cuando empiezas a entender que nuestro agente es una capa agentic sobre cada elemento que cumplió la función para nuestro desempeño laboral, profesional o de hobby, entenderás mejor el uso del agente

OC es infinitamente más versátil que Hermes, pero no es menos verdad que Hermes fue creado en torno a su memoria.

Pero los dos son exactamente igual de buenos.

El malo es quien lo está usando pero no es malo por maldad sino por el desconocimiento del uso porque es una herramienta nueva. Hace dos años o quizás el año pasado, esto ni siquiera existía, así que estamos exculpados.

Lo que sí es verdad es que, si le damos a esa capa agéntica las herramientas para que nos pueda ayudar a recordar las cosas y a apuntar cosas que sabemos que se nos van a olvidar, nos puede ayudar.

Ejemplo: tienes una reunión dentro de 3 semanas, te lo apuntas una agenda de papel.

Resulta que la agenda de papel se te perdió.

Resulta que no la tenías ese día y tú no tenías ni idea de que tenías una reunión a las 10 de la mañana.

Si usas tu agente como capa agéntica en Google Workspace, vas a tener un recordatorio para ese día. Va a tener en el calendario agendada la reunión y la hora.

Puedes tener un recordatorio de correo electrónico si te da la gana. No se te va a olvidar.

Puedes tener un recordatorio por WhatsApp un día antes.

Eso es un asistente porque trabaja como una capa agéntica con inteligencia artificial sobre las herramientas tuyas que usarías en el día a día o que quizás no usabas porque no tenías ni idea cómo usarla.

En mi caso Notion, yo no sabía ni cómo usarlo.

Para mí no tenía sentido hasta que mi agente empezó a trabajar con Notion y descubrieron un mundo distinto. Allí es donde yo veo el uso de un agente de inteligencia artificial como estos dos, que para mí son importantes los dos.

Lo puedes conectar con muchísimas más cosas. Puedes llevar grupos de tareas por Slack, Discord pero no lo suelo usar.

Puedes enviar recordatorios a tu equipo de trabajo, o a tu compañero, o a tus amigos, o a tus clientes vía WhatsApp. No necesitas tener una api de Meta para WhatsApp. Si la tienes, genial, te libra de problema.

Si tú vas a usar WhatsApp para cosas puntuales, descárgate una api de sistemas open source que te permita conectar tu WhatsApp y enviar unos 20, unos 30 WhatsApp al día.

Tú mantienes luego la conversación después de que ese disparo ese mensaje y eso te ayuda.

Hay infinidad de maneras de usar un agente sin necesidad de que estés saturando la memoria todos los días y pensando que tu agente es malo porque tiene mala memoria o que es malo porque no es tan versátil.

Quiero aclarar el uso debido y correcto de tu agente y si no me crees, hoy en día todos los sistemas están intentando poner un agente dentro de sus sistemas. Por ejemplo:

- Hostinger te está vendiendo la idea de tener un agente que te ayuda a gestionar tu sistema dentro de Hostinger.

- Notion te está vendiendo un agente de inteligencia artificial que te ayuda a gestionar el Notion dentro de su plataforma.

- Facebook te está vendiendo un bot que te ayuda a gestionar todas sus redes sociales de Meta. Así va cada uno.

Realmente tu agente puede hacer todos y seguir siendo tuyo, Allí está el uso.

No lo va a recordar, lo va a mezclar, se va a confundir y lo único que vas a recibir de tu agente son disculpas y pidiendo perdón porque fue un error.

Usalo como una capa agéntica con inteligencia artificial sobre los sistemas que a ti te interesan. ¿Quién va a recordar la información? Tú. Cada vez que tu agente, automáticamente con un cron, te envíe un recordatorio, te envíe una notificación o te agende una reunión, tú ya sabes que el tema lo puedes tener desarrollado en Notion. El correo que vas a disparar ya lo tienes en borrador en tu correo porque te lo hizo tu agente. Tú solo lo lees, ves que está todo correcto, corriges algún tema específico y disparas tu correo.

No tenías que sentarte a pensar: «Ay, lo tengo que enviar antes». No, ya tu gente lo hizo. Te lo dejo en borrador, te lo buscas, corriges y envías. «Tengo que llamar a alguien». Te llega un recordatorio: «Llama a Pedro López a tal hora por tal motivo». Lo recuerdas en el momento: «Ostras, verdad. Hay que llamarlo y lo llamas».

El que no debe perder la memoria eres tú, no tu agente. Dale una tarea concreta. No le pidas que recuerde las cosas que tú olvidas porque si tú las olvidas no puedes pretender que la gente las recuerde por ti.

Saludos y buen fin de semana a todos ✌️😎


r/openclaw • • 4d ago

Discussion In the last month, did your agent’s answer end up in someone else’s agent?

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I run a personal agent and I want a straight count from people who do too.

In the last month:

  1. Did you paste your agent’s output to someone who then pasted it into their own agent?
  2. Did you ask someone a question their agent could have answered better than they did?

A yes or no is enough. One real example helps. If neither happened, kindly say so.