GOOD NEWS EVERYONE:

I've successfully installed #OpenClaw AI personal agent, if you have any questions or need support, and are my follower feel free to ask me. If you are not my follower follow me, I reciprocate.

Overview:

-- OS: I used Ubuntu Linux running in Polish data center

-- communication channel: I used telegram because it's easier to set up thanks to Bot Father

-- LLM: Opus 4.6 but it has outdated data so I'll switch to MiniMax soon, Poland's overtook Switzerland last year:

@csb let us know when you run out of token credits. It's a token flamethrower.

@adam

yez, that’s true actually, and indeed main weak link of OpenClaw

My plan is to test it first on Claude opus 4.6 model (price: $5 for million input tokens)

and then to switch to cheap Chyna model MiniMax 2.5 (price: $0.3 for million input tokens)

@adam

yez, that’s true actually, and indeed main weak link of OpenClaw

My plan is to test it first on Claude opus 4.6 model (price: $5 for million input tokens)

and then to switch to cheap Chyna model MiniMax 2.5 (price: $0.3 for million input tokens)

@ryan

Ryan you speak about something you did not try yourself so you’re wrong. Please try it yourself first before you speak.

Openclaw can be secured with command “openclaw doctor --deep --yes” and other tricks.

But main weakness being LLM stays: unless one owns expensive Nvidia card, purchasing LLM API is necessary.

@adam

@csb @adam CSB is on point...i'm running openclaw against my rtx4090 locally, plus a few other machines with iGPUs...runs like a raped ape, especially with the good Chinese models...US models suck, especially gpt-oss - it can't even do tool calling correctly half the time!

@admin@mastodon.foxfam.club @csb@podcastindex.social @adam@podcastindex.social Good to know.

@adam

yez, that’s true actually, and indeed main weak link of OpenClaw

My plan is to test it first on Claude opus 4.6 model (price: $5 for million input tokens)

and then to switch to cheap Chyna model MiniMax 2.5 (price: $0.3 for million input tokens)

@csb @ryan @adam OpenClaw stores API Keys and credentials in clear text. No encryption. If someone gets access to the machine they have access to that information. That’s a CLEAR security issue.