OpenClaw 2.0, Accidentally

Post by jfrench9 » Wed, Sep 02, 2026, 1:34 AM UTC

teekert wrote: post #19

blfr wrote: post #14

I like the idea but do not have a good use for these semi-autonomous agents. Or any notion for a decent use, frankly. What do people do with them? It sounds great to have an always-on box which does things. Like a server. I have servers. There are even Signal and other transports so you can communicate with the box conveniently. And then what?

I think this is a good question, as with any of these new things you don't really feel any need indeed. My claw scrapes some APIs, receives some emails with job listings, and matches it all to my profile. It can also fill two folders at 2 domains with anything (ie a demo for a website). It can also receive emails, make PFDs out of them and forward them to my bookkeeping software (which can only deal with attachments,…

Post by xcjs » Thu, Sep 03, 2026, 12:33 AM UTC

solarkraft wrote: post #177

xcjs wrote: post #171

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In my case it has its own Docker container it can do as it pleases in, is more usable from a smartphone on the go, and has tooling geared toward long-lived loops, including automatic session resumption after power loss.

My OpenCode setup has most of this. Automatic resumption is kind of cool. Could you go into the the tooling for long-lived loops?

Post by eru » Thu, Sep 03, 2026, 1:13 PM UTC

Micrococonut wrote: post #124

sandos wrote: post #94

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who is going to target _your_ specific holes and infrastructure though? :)

Automated scripts that target everything they can. Isn’t that one of the core lessons to take away from the last year? As hacking becomes commoditized and the cost per attack shrinks, it becomes more profitable to cast a wide net, and everyone will become a target.