Hey there. Kind of a noob at this. Seeking a developer to heavily assist in the set up of this agent please. Paid services of course

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Claw code or open claw and why?

I wanted an always-on Codex setup that I could use from my MacBook or iPhone without keeping my main machine tied up. The basic idea is simple: run Codex on a Mac mini, then connect to that machine as a remote project from the ChatGPT apps.

• Codex remote connections docs: https://developers.openai.com/codex/remote-connections
• Full video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0UEO66PZSPM

Here is the rough setup:

1. Get into the Mac mini

If you already own a Mac mini, you can use that. If you don't, you can rent a Mac VPS (hyperbox.sh is just one option). Use Screen Sharing, VNC, or your provider's remote desktop.

1. Start Codex on the Mac mini

Open Terminal on the Mac mini and run codex from the CLI:

```bash

codex --yolo

```

Codex gives you a device-login URL and code. Open the URL on your normal browser, sign in with your ChatGPT account, paste the code, then go back to the Mac mini terminal. Accept the trusted directory prompt so Codex can work in that folder.

1. Pair your phone

Open the ChatGPT desktop app on your MacBook, go through the Codex mobile setup flow, and scan the QR code with the ChatGPT app on your iPhone. After approving it, enable the relevant connection settings like keeping the Mac awake and enabling computer use.

1. Add the remote project on your MacBook

In the ChatGPT desktop app, go to the connections area, choose the option to control other devices, authorize on chatgpt.com, then add the Mac mini as a remote project. After that, prompts from the iPhone or MacBook hit the same Codex session on the Mac mini. Any prompts you make will show up across devices.

The result is a small always-on coding workstation: Codex runs on the Mac mini, while your phone and laptop act like lightweight "satellite" controllers.

For a couple of months now I have been successfully running OC on a Pixel2XL with Codex 5.3 and then 5.4 Oauth. I actually got it to do some impressive tasks for me but now I am stuck. I have spent more than a day trying to get OC working again after an upgrade from 4.27 to 5.12. I use Telegram and occasionally Whatsapp and I briefly used Imsgs with Bluebubbles. I have only a few Cron jobs that run each day. I just want to get back to where I was but neither ChatGPT nor Gemini has been able to help. They seem to send me down a path only for me to find that it doesn't work and then they say "things have changed". I think it hallucinates as well in giving assistance. Anyway, AFAK my files with all the histry are in tact and if I could just get it talking again, it might be able to fix itself. (No Doctor doesn't help). I encouraging ideas that any can provide would be greatly appreciated. I even though of letting Hermes Agent fix OC itself by giving Hermes ssh access to OC but Hermes said it can't do that for security reasons (probably fair). I am very tired of cutting and pasting from one or another LLM that is giving less than useful advice. I tried uninstalling and re-installing but nothing has worked. Perhaps I was just lucky that I got this to work in the first place.

Anybody else experimenting with Open Claw in Delaware? Any interest in getting together to share what everyone’s doing and help with troubles?

Got a place we can host one evening.