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OpenClaw’s memory is unreliable, and you don’t know when it will break
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NonBioS can automatically deploy OpenClaw on a fresh Linux VM within approximately seven minutes without human intervention. Since the demonstration, around a thousand OpenClaw deployments have occurred, allowing users to set up a VM and connect OpenClaw to WhatsApp.
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- Praise: OpenClaw is considered one of the best tools for various tasks, making it a valuable option despite its reliability issues.
- Praise: Users have successfully utilized OpenClaw for significant tasks like proposal generation and daily reporting, showcasing its potential in real-world applications.
- Praise: The ability to automate personal tasks with OpenClaw, such as reminders and updates, demonstrates its utility as a personal assistant.
- Concern: OpenClaw's memory is unreliable, leading to frequent configuration issues and making it a frustrating tool for users who need consistent performance.
- Concern: Many users express that the tasks accomplished with OpenClaw could be handled more reliably by conventional AI tools, raising concerns about its necessity.
- Concern: The software's frequent updates often introduce new problems, causing users to dread upgrading and undermining trust in its stability.