The Death of the Meat Proxy is here Welcome to Multiplayer Mode from OpenClaw @jlehman_ and @heyneighbor sat down for a deep dive into this new set of features and how the OpenClaw maintainers use them everyday 00:01 Meet Josh 00:46 The “meat proxy” problem 03:25 Why not a Slack bot? 07:03 Live shared-session demo 08:55 UI mockups + @ mentions 11:31 Permissions + security 13:20 Team visibility + handoffs 15:06 Prompt requests 18:17 Team adoption 21:30 Shared dashboards 22:09 Build a content dashboard 25:41 Organizing work + future feedback 27:45 The multi-claw idea 30:07 Could it replace Slack? 33:26 Coordination over throughput
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OpenClaw
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OpenClaw was recorded in 14 items across 7 of the 8 briefings in the current window.
Its share of coverage was steady: 5 items in the first half of the window and 9 in the second, tracking the feed as a whole, which grew about 2.2×.
It appeared most often alongside Codex, Claude Code and Hermes Agent.
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Sat 12 Sept – Sat 19 Sept / 8 briefings
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Codex
ProductOpenAI's software-engineering agent, which runs in the terminal, the IDE and the cloud.
77 items / 8 briefings
Claude Code
ProductAnthropic's agentic coding tool, which runs in the terminal and the IDE. It is the agent most directly comparable to OpenAI's Codex, and the two are usually assessed against each other.
81 items / 8 briefings
Hermes Agent
ProductNo definition written; coverage recorded from the feed.
18 items / 8 briefings
FallingCursor
OrganisationThe AI code editor made by Anysphere, and one of the most widely used AI-native development environments.
29 items / 8 briefings
Grok Bot
ProductNo definition written; coverage recorded from the feed.
27 items / 7 briefings
RisingDeepSeek
OrganisationA Chinese AI lab known for releasing open-weight reasoning and coding models. Its releases are watched for what they show about training costs as much as for what the models can do.
37 items / 8 briefings
FallingEverything recorded
19 September 2026 2 items
OpenClaw 2026.9.5 is here 🦞 ⚛️ Atomic updates 🔥 Plugin hot reload 🤝 Conversation sharing 🎙️ Expanded GPT Live 🌐 Shared browser pages 📦 Conversation archiving 🧠 Specialist-agent setup 4,179 changes from 502 contributors. Absolute claw factory.
18 September 2026 2 items
让 AI Agent 操作浏览器,难点不在“能不能点”。 更关键的是,如何复用已经登录的真实会话,又不打断你正在使用的窗口。BrowserSkill 在 Agent 与浏览器之间加入本地桥接:Agent 调用 bsk CLI,本地 daemon 把任务交给扩展,再在独立 Agent Window 中执行。需要时也可借用现有标签页,是否允许借用和请求人工协助,都由扩展设置控制。 它可接入 Cursor、Claude Code、Codex、OpenClaw 等能执行 shell 的 Agent,还提供 DeepSeek Harness 插件、远程浏览器配对和可重复的能力评测。适合想把真实登录态、浏览器自动化与 Agent 工作流接起来,同时保留交互边界的开发者。
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@mark_kOpenAI is close to releasing their answer to Grok Bot: a product I'll tentatively call Codex Bot, based on OpenClaw. This is what OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger worked on after being hired by @OpenAI. > Release was planned for this week, but was postponed to next week instead.
17 September 2026 2 items
OpenAI is close to releasing their answer to Grok Bot: a product I'll tentatively call Codex Bot, based on OpenClaw. This is what OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger worked on after being hired by @OpenAI. Release was planned for this week, but was postponed to next week instead.
Google Home MCP lets Antigravity, Claude, OpenClaw, & more control your smart home by @technacity
16 September 2026 3 items
AI agents can generate amazing research, reports, and websites — but the final output often gets buried inside chats or `.md` files. That’s where Showly comes in. 👇 Ask your agent to deliver the finished work as a page — Showly gives you a link people can open and share It works with tools you already use, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, and more. You can also control who gets access with private reviews, password protection, domain/email rules, and full version history. I especially like the idea of going from: Agent → finished work → page with a link → shareable deliverable If you're building with AI agents and want a better way to present the work they produce, check out Showly: 👉
We open sourced BrowserSkill, a bridge between your agent and your actual browser. most tools give the agent a blank browser. We let it borrow a tab from yours, then hand it back. > login state is already there, it just works where you're signed in > captchas and confirmation dialogs come back to you, then it continues > it's a CLI, not an MCP server => any agent that can run a shell can use it, and you see every call it makes one thing that's easy to miss: the agent asks before borrowing a tab, and that switch lives in your browser settings, not in a flag, so it can't be talked around. one line to install, works with Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Hermes, Openclaw, CodeBuddy, WorkBuddy. Everything runs locally, MIT.
Sightless is here. You can now use your voice to use your entire iPhone or iPad — every app, setting, tap, swipe, touch, and keystroke — without Siri’s restrictions, both on Wi-Fi and cellular. Voice works via your existing ChatGPT plan. Sightless also works with any AI model or agent that you already have on your computer. Just message your existing Grok Bot, Codex, OpenClaw, Claude Code or Codex agent and tell it to use the macOS app to operate your iPhone or iPad! Anything you do on an iPad or iPhone, you can now do via voice or by messaging your existing AI agents and telling them to use Sightless. On Wi-Fi or cellular. Handsfree. Not just simple requests either. It can work across all of your apps for long, chained, complex work, and talk to you while it does it. And you can jump back in and steer it or stop it with your voice or hands whenever you want — it never locks you out. Get it at today.
@BenjaminBadejoHoly shit. I d
15 September 2026 2 items
Assistant Benchmark just launched today. Here's what you need to know. A new public scorecard called Assistant Benchmark ranks 71 AI personal assistants side by side, scoring each one on 15 published dimensions like speed, memory, email, research, purchasing, and permissions. The site is The project was surfaced by investor Anand Iyer (@ai on X), who posted the link saying there are too many AI personal assistants and too little time to assess them all. The post has racked up nearly 587K views. Each dimension comes with a published test and its own ranking, and the scores are backed by real public quotes rather than internal claims. Replies flagged that memory and permissions columns are the ones worth checking first, since they tend to decide long-term usefulness, while others called for communication and proactivity to be weighted more. Key numbers: - 71 AI assistants ranked - 15 scoring dimensions - 586.9K views on the original post - 15 hours since the post went up Some
as you become more ambitious with coding agents, delegation becomes increasingly important the new "suggested task" feature in @openclaw gives your agent a tool to do this for you if the agent identifies a sufficiently well-scoped piece of work, it will recommend kicking off a new session to work on it
14 September 2026 2 items
Crazyy that this even works. Agent Reach gives your Hermes and OpenClaw agents access to X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and more. And it's 100% free and Opensource.
I trained an AI model on my phone through Telegram > Using OpenClaw running on Hugging Face infra: ML Claw > It beat DeepSeek V4 Pro on the given task while having 80 thousand times less parameters > That's right. The model, GoePT-1-20m is only 20 million parameters. It runs in the browser, on the CPU. And it beats DeepSeek V4 Pro, a 1.6 trillion parameter model, in AlmanBench > This concludes my 4 year old side project (fun fact, I created a dataset for this pre AI agents, using SpaCy, and paid 50 euros from my own pocket to rent 4090s on runpod to train a T5 variant, *years* before I joined Hugging Face. That first attempt was not very successful. This one is. My first ML adventure 🤗) > The goal of this side project was to show that you can *vibe* machine learning now, on platforms with tightly integrated GPUs, storage and compute, like Hugging Face > Including dataset creation, autoresearch and the final training run (hat tip to ML-Intern which g
@onusozI trained an AI model on my phone through Telegram > Using OpenClaw running on Hugging Face infra: ML Claw > It beat DeepSeek V4 Pro on the given task while having 80 thousand times less parameters > That's right. The model, GoePT-1-20m is only 20 million parameters. It runs in the browser, on the CPU. And it beats DeepSeek V4 Pro, a 1.6 trillion parameter model, in AlmanBench > This concludes my 4 year old side project (fun fact, I created a dataset for this pre AI agents, using SpaCy, and paid 50 euros from my own pocket to rent 4090s on runpod to train a T5 variant, *years* before I joined Hugging Face. That first attempt was not very successful. This one is. My first ML adventure 🤗) > The goal of this side project was to show that you can *vibe* machine learning now, on platforms with tightly integrated GPUs, storage and compute, like Hugging Face > Including dataset creation, autoresearch and the final training run (hat tip to ML-Intern which g
13 September 2026 1 item
🚨 BREAKING: Today, we killed OpenClaw. I just watched my Mac alone oneshot a $31B company in 176 seconds. This is, without exaggeration, completely scary.
@openclawThe lobster has molted into its final form 🦞 > Clawd → Moltbot → OpenClaw > 100k+ GitHub stars. 2M visitors in a week. And finally, a name that'll stick. > Your assistant. Your machine. Your rules.