OpenClaw

The AI that actually does things

5.0•31 reviews•

1.5K followers

The AI that actually does things

5.0•31 reviews•

1.5K followers

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OpenClaw

Formerly Moltbot and Clawbot, OpenClaw turns your computer into a 24/7 personal agent accessible from any chat app. Control your browser, execute shell commands, manage files, and automate workflows via WhatsApp or Telegram. Features persistent memory, full system access, local privacy, and 50+ integrations.

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Name: OpenClaw
Rating: 4.97 (31 reviews)

The community submitted 31 reviews to tell us what they like about OpenClaw, what OpenClaw can do better, and more.

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Reviews praise OpenClaw for real, hands-off execution via chat apps and a vibrant, extensible ecosystem. Founder feedback stands out: makers of

Cal.com

highlight seamless scheduling use, makers of

Skyvern

call it a strong, practical agent platform, and makers of

ClawApp

emphasize local, full-access agents. Users love WhatsApp/Slack control, persistent memory, and SKILL.md/SOUL.md structure. Critiques note token inefficiency from heavy prompts/tooling and chaotic workspace organization; requests include finer tool toggles and better folder/tagging rules. Overall, reliable for automation and orchestration.

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What's great

Absolutely revolutionary. While time consuming to implement once done it's a joy to use (I interface using Slack)

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Nothing for now

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What's great

The WhatsApp integration is genuinely elegant. After two weeks of intensive use, I've found ClawdBot 2 invaluable as a dedicated assistant for managing cron tasks and maintaining ongoing conversations through a platform I already use daily. The conversational interface removes friction from task scheduling. No need to SSH into servers or fiddle with cron syntax. For routine automation workflows, it's significantly faster than traditional DevOps approaches.

What needs improvement

Two critical friction points emerged.

First, context and token efficiency. The system integrates numerous built-in tools and carries a heavyweight system prompt. This architectural choice bleeds tokens relentlessly, especially for simpler tasks. More granular control over which tools are active would be transformative. Let users opt into exactly what they need.

Second, workspace organisation is genuinely messy. After two weeks, my OpenClaw folder became virtually unusable. There's insufficient structural constraint. No folder hierarchies, no tagging, no sorting logic. For someone who values organisation, this is painful. Introduce configurable workspace rules, nested folders, or even basic tagging. Right now, scaling beyond a handful of projects feels chaotic and unmanageable.

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I initially expected ClawdBot 2 to handle the full spectrum of my AI-assisted development work. I tested it against more complex, logic-heavy tasks that required sophisticated prompting and iterative refinement. Honestly, I found myself switching to Claude Code for anything beyond straightforward automation. The tool excels in its lane but doesn't aspire to be a comprehensive development environment. Which is fair, though it felt worth noting.

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Best automatic agent so far - what makes it special? its soul.md and skill.md file structure and self learning loops.

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OpenClaw

The AI that actually does things

The AI that actually does things

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