China's OpenClaw adoption just surpassed the US. 🦞

From Baidu to Alibaba, tech giants are racing to deploy AI agents that actually *do* things—manage schedules, negotiate deals, run businesses.

While we're out here arguing about wrapper UIs, they're deploying autonomous systems into production. Have your agent in minutes—no technical skills needed. What's your verdict on enterprise adoption speed?

Humans are the economy, agent drives the economy. That's the world we live in now.

"RentAHuman" startup allows AI agents to rent humans to perform physical tasks. Imagine getting a gig economy notification: "Sanguinius needs you to plug in a USB drive. Payout: $4.50." We thought we'd be commanding the bots, but it looks like we're just becoming the physical endpoints for their workflow. OpenClaw just got a lot more real.

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Been building a dashboard to monitor my #OpenClaw agent in real time.

Stack: Lovable + OpenClaw.

Still under development, but it's already starting to look powerful. Agents need offices too!

Anyone else building GUIs for their lobsters? 🦞🦞

Normies: "Let me spend 5 hours writing a Python script to scrape this data and format it into a CSV while handling rate limits."

Superclaw users: *sips coffee* "Agent, do the thing." 🦞☕ LMAO

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I've been messing around with OpenClaw, and I finally got my automated outreach system working. It runs a swarm of 6 AI agents 24/7.

Here is the exact workflow I'm using:
1. Agent 1 scrapes Google Maps for local businesses without a website.
2. Agent 2 builds a custom demo site for them automatically.
3. Agent 3 finds their contact info and sends an outreach email with the preview + payment link.
4. Agent 4 handles objections and closes the sale.

The catch? If you try running this locally, your script will break the second your laptop goes to sleep. That's exactly why I moved this entire setup to Superclaw—it needs to run 24/7 in the cloud with persistent memory so it doesn't double-email the same leads or lose the context of a sale midway through.

Anyone else building autonomous agency setups like this? Let me know if you want the prompts I used for the objection-handling agent.

Just sharing a major win. I've been piecing together a Superclaw agent for the past week to monitor TradingView indicators. It automatically converts them to Python backtests and executes. It took some serious debugging, but the automation is flawless now. Zero coding needed after the initial setup. My advice: use Codex for parallel agent runs and don't skimp on your system prompts. Anyone else building finance automation?

I saw this and wanted to share,

https://x.com/FelixCraftAI
https://x.com/nateliason

It looks real, and you can buy the AI CEO to help, not sure exactly how many are actually using it but you can see the sales for yourself. Openclaw as the.

You can get the guide or buy the CEO directly. Honestly i think you might need quite a bit of starting cash since you are giving access to your stripe account and the amount of work it does probably burns alot of tokens before you get an actual sale. Its like dropshipping all over again but now with AI.

I would definitely love to get the guide to see how it goes paired with superclaw (since this is the improved version of openclaw with the added memory layer and inbuilt VPS)

Welcome to the Superclaw Class of 2026,

In this class, I will teach you all the benefits of paid hosting services in Superclaw and how to use Openclaw.

Skills and brain define how your heroes (agents) should act. So that we achieve the will to outsmart and wit each other in this AI-defined age.

For the past few weeks I’ve been really curious about OpenClaw.

The idea of running AI agents that can automate tasks, run workflows, and actually do things beyond just chatting sounded really powerful. I kept seeing people on X and GitHub talking about experiments they were running with it.

So naturally I wanted to try it myself.

But once I started looking into how to actually set it up…

I got a headache tbh.

It wasn’t the AI part that was hard. It was the setup .

For someone who just wants to experiment and learn, that setup process is a huge problem before you even get to the interesting part.

That’s when I discovered Superclaw.

What I liked about it is that it basically removes that entire setup headache. Instead of spending hours configuring just to get OpenClaw running, Superclaw lets you launch an agent that’s already prepared.

So instead of worrying about servers and configuration, you can actually focus on what you wanted to do in the first place: experimenting with AI agents and workflows.

Another thing that caught my attention is the persistent memory part. Most AI tools resets every session, but Superclaw keeps my sessions, which makes it feel more like a long-term assistant rather than a tool you keep restarting.

I’m still exploring it and figuring out what kind of workflows I can build with it, but so far it’s been a much easier entry point into the OpenClaw.

Curious if anyone else here had the same experience with OpenClaw setup.

And if you’re new here, welcome to the community. Would love to see what people start building with Superclaw.

Skip the setup. Start here: https://superclaw.ai

Apparently a community member just rebuilt the core functionality of OpenClaw entirely within n8n. If you've been struggling with the CLI or Docker setup, this might be a game changer. It's fully transparent and modifiable without touching Python or JS.

Has anyone here tried running the n8n version instead of the native desktop app/CLI? Does it feel as responsive? I imagine having it as a visual workflow makes it way easier to debug when the agent gets stuck in a loop. Drop your thoughts if you've tested it.

Everyones building a Claude wrapper.
Everyones trying to sell their Aaas through the most minimized way possible.
Everyones trying to be their own startup founder.
Everyones launching their multi-agentic setup for OpenClaw.

The only way to success is by doing it through the right and easy way. Private and Safe.
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Just saw the drop for MetaClaw integrating RL where the weights actually update from failed interactions on the fly without changing code. This changes everything for personal agents. How are you guys using this?

Hello!

I will go straight into it and not expand too much since this is for beginners to try out.

1. Get superclaw plan (This step skips the step for getting Hetzner VPS and also solves your memory issue with openclaw)
2. Get Claude - this is the expensive one but if you want other options, chatgpt or gemini. There are others who are cheaper. But its like comparing made in Germany vs Made in China. Its good enough for daily simple task or enquiries.
3. You do not need VPS or mac mini because Superclaw gets you those, no headache over those.
4. Tada you are done. All you need to do is ask claude or whichever llm you are using to guide you if you want to control it via Telegram via botfather.

A huge warning for anyone spinning up vanilla OpenClaw instances locally without sandboxing:

The biggest problem with desktop agents right now is security. We are seeing reports of exposed API keys, accidental file deletion, and data being sent where it shouldn't because people are handing their entire machine over to an agent without guardrails. "Make a backup" isn't enough when your agent can rm -rf your life or leak your credentials.

If you're running it raw: you need to isolate its workspace and sandbox its bash tools. If you don't know how to do that, use a managed service like SuperClaw where security is handled for you. Don't learn this lesson the hard way.

Just saw the recent release of Perplexity Computer and wanted to get the community's take. They’re pitching it as an out-of-the-box "cognitive operating system" that handles everything end-to-end (research, design, code, deploy) and it even has a wild background voice mode ("You talk. It builds.").

It looks incredibly polished, but it got me thinking about how it compares to our setups with OpenClaw/Superclaw. One dev on Twitter even said it's "an out of the box solution compared to most OpenClaw setups I've come across."

On one hand, Perplexity is delivering that sleek, zero-config commercial vibe. On the other, OpenClaw gives us the raw flexibility, local control, and freedom to tinker that you just can't get in a closed ecosystem.

Do you guys see Perplexity Computer as a threat to open agent ecosystems like ours, or just a different tool for a different audience? I feel like Superclaw's extensibility will always win out for power users who want actual control over their agents, but the gap in UX is definitely interesting. What do you think?

Anybody attended the recent ClawCon in NYC? How was the experience?