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    Keeping OpenClaw in a multi-agent setup

    One user says OpenClaw remains part of their daily routine and runs on a dedicated Mac Mini.

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    The user says they’ve enjoyed Grok Bot, Muse and Dots without giving up OpenClaw. They describe OpenClaw as very stable, say its updates now work seamlessly and praise its customization. They use different agents for different tasks and expect that approach to become normal.

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    @morganlintonSo while I’ve been posting about, and having a blast with Grok Bot, Muse, and now Dots. This doesn’t mean I’ve stopped using OpenClaw. I still have a dedicated Mac Mini that I run OpenClaw on, and I love it more than ever. And of course you don’t need a Mac Mini, it also runs great on a $10/mo VPC For anyone that hasn’t tried OpenClaw recently, I can tell you the team has been doing an amazing job, it’s very stable, updates work seamlessly now, and you can just tell how much more polished it is. I use different agents for different things, but I honestly don’t see a world that exists anytime soon where OpenClaw isn’t a part of my daily life. If you really want to customize the heck out of a personal ai agent, OpenClaw really is the best it has ever been. And yes, I think this is a time in history where having multiple ai agents is going to be very normal. You don’t just need to pick one, spread the love ✌️ ❤️ 🦞
    @steipeteRT @morganlinton: So while I’ve been posting about, and having a blast with Grok Bot, Muse, and now Dots. This doesn’t mean I’ve stopped u…

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    @morganlintonSo while I’ve been posting about, and having a blast with Grok Bot, Muse, and now Dots. This doesn’t mean I’ve stopped using OpenClaw. I still have a dedicated Mac Mini that I run OpenClaw on, and I love it more than ever. And of course you don’t need a Mac Mini, it also runs great on a $10/mo VPC For anyone that hasn’t tried OpenClaw recently, I can tell you the team has been doing an amazing job, it’s very stable, updates work seamlessly now, and you can just tell how much more polished it is. I use different agents for different things, but I honestly don’t see a world that exists anytime soon where OpenClaw isn’t a part of my daily life. If you really want to customize the heck out of a personal ai agent, OpenClaw really is the best it has ever been. And yes, I think this is a time in history where having multiple ai agents is going to be very normal. You don’t just need to pick one, spread the love ✌️ ❤️ 🦞
    @steipeteRT @morganlinton: So while I’ve been posting about, and having a blast with Grok Bot, Muse, and now Dots. This doesn’t mean I’ve stopped u…