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Writing on openclaw.

Posts about the product itself. Not the general local-first argument.

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One Month Update: Living With OpenClaw
21 Feb One Month Update: Living With OpenClaw
Running several AI agents on one machine is a fleet-management problem, not a chatbot-configuration problem.
OpenClaw Is Dangerous (And I Use It Anyway)
1 Feb OpenClaw Is Dangerous (And I Use It Anyway)
A tool that needs broad permissions across your files, shell, and messaging to be useful is, by that design, dangerous to run without understanding what you've granted.
Grok & Roll #3 — Practical Uses for OpenClaw That ChatGPT Won't Do — video
19 Jan Grok & Roll #3 — Practical Uses for OpenClaw That ChatGPT Won't Do
Some tasks suit AI that runs locally better than AI in someone else's cloud — not because it's smarter, but because it doesn't depend on a connection or a usage policy it doesn't control.
Grok & Roll #1 — OpenClaw at Pure Inference Ventures — video
14 Dec Grok & Roll #1 — OpenClaw at Pure Inference Ventures
Local-first AI assistants — ones that run on your own hardware rather than routing through someone else's cloud — are viable to build today, not just a privacy ideal to wait for.