Alex

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[Alex @PersilAriel]

@jlehman_ I kept hitting OOM crashes in Lossless Claw/OpenClaw because huge tool outputs and file payloads got stuffed back into session JSON. Later, Node/V8 had to JSON.parse giant strings, often base64 or full file/error dumps, and died at Reached heap limit. Is this issue solved ?

[Alex @PersilAriel]

@Voxyz_ai @steipete going crazy because of the telegram latency issues

[Alex @PersilAriel]

@petergyang My gpt 5.4 feels 80% like opus. Told him to analyze all my conversations with opus the last 2 months and adapt to it. Works pretty good!

[Alex @PersilAriel]

I built it with Telegram + Telethon + a tiny wrapper around prompt files + recurring jobs.

Example:

./wake-agent.sh TARS stay-on-current-task 20 10

Meaning:

• wake the agent TARS every 20 min
• max 10 times
• re-send the exact “stay on current task” prompt

Small hack, big effect. My agent now works the whole night without stopping.

If you need a complete how-to for your agent let me know.

[Alex @PersilAriel]

Your OpenClaw agent keeps stalling, forgetting to answer, or just never reporting back?

A lot of “agent unreliability” is not intelligence failure.

It’s loop failure.

If a task takes longer, the agent drifts, gets stuck quietly or stops pushing itself forward.

We fixed that with a simple wake loop 👇

[Alex @PersilAriel]

The trick:

Send the agent the same follow-up instruction on an interval until the task is done.

Something like:

“Check the current task status. If it’s not done, continue working on exactly that task. Don’t switch to something else.”

That alone makes agents much more reliable.

But how can you accomplish this without manually sending it to your agent? I did that for a long time, and it drove me crazy. 👇

[Alex @PersilAriel]

@petergyang @steipete He is the best. Great guy.

[Alex @PersilAriel]

@NickPrijic @chrysb @openclaw haha, my Agent is also named TARS :D

[Alex @PersilAriel]

Building tons of stuff I need myself and putting it out for everyone! Last one is LystBot. It's an agent-first list management app. My wife has a personal agent too, and my agent and hers are building all kinds of lists together for us. Grocery, packing, ideas, watchlists, and more! Check it out here! https://t.co/ha2C3LvvKO

[Alex @PersilAriel]

I used OpenClaw to manage lists, and it recommended building an app for a nice frontend while it handles the management! So "I" built it!
And now It's an agent-first list management app. My wife has a personal agent too, and my agent and hers are building all kinds of lists together for us. Grocery, packing, ideas, watchlists, and more! https://t.co/ha2C3LvvKO

[Alex @PersilAriel]

Yeah, it is awesome!! I used it to manage lists, and it recommended building an app for a nice frontend while it handles the management! So "I" built it!
And now It's an agent-first list management app. My wife has a personal agent too, and my agent and hers are building all kinds of lists together for us. Grocery, packing, ideas, watchlists, and more! https://t.co/ha2C3LvvKO

[Alex @PersilAriel]

Yeah, it is awesome. I used it to manage lists, and it recommended building an app for a nice frontend while it handles the management! So "I" built it!
And now It's an agent-first list management app. My wife has a personal agent too, and my agent and hers are building all kinds of lists together for us. Grocery, packing, ideas, watchlists, and more! https://t.co/ha2C3LvvKO

[Alex @PersilAriel]

A lot it does! Building tons of stuff I need myself and putting it out for everyone! Last one is LystBot. It's an agent-first list management app. My wife has a personal agent too, and my agent and hers are building all kinds of lists together for us. Grocery, packing, ideas, watchlists, and more! Check it out here! https://t.co/ha2C3LvvKO

[Alex @PersilAriel]

Building tons of stuff I need myself and putting it out for everyone! Last one is LystBot. It's an agent-first list management app. My wife has a personal agent too, and my agent and hers are building all kinds of lists together for us. Grocery, packing, ideas, watchlists, and more! Check it out here! https://t.co/ha2C3LvvKO

[Alex @PersilAriel]

Wow, nice! Family management was my inspiration when I developed LystBot. It's an agent-first list management app. My wife has a personal agent too and my agent and hers are building all kinds of lists together. Grocery, packing, sighteseeing stuff and more! Check it out here! https://t.co/ha2C3LvvKO

[Alex @PersilAriel]

@clairevo Wow, nice! Family management was my inspiration when I developed LystBot. It's an agent-first list management app. Check it out here! https://t.co/8FSectcteh

[Alex @PersilAriel]

@LucaB_Cassa This is the underrated category. Groceries + reminders + family coordination are more valuable than another flashy demo. I build agent first list management app called LystBot, check it out here https://t.co/8FSectcteh

[Alex @PersilAriel]

@outsource_ Thanks this is gold. Really need back Opus without using opus 😀

[Alex @PersilAriel]

@anishmoonka Tell me how somebody can create 15.000$ bill (in api key equivalent cost) when Anthropic has tight usage windows? Daily and weekly. This move has nothing to do with cheap loophole abusing.

[Alex @PersilAriel]

Here's what it looks like 👇

[Alex @PersilAriel]

🚀 Just launched LystBot! Finally, a list app with a real API for AI agents.

Your OpenClaw Lobster, Claude Companion, or any other AI assistant can manage your grocery lists, todos, packing lists - through a real API / CLI / MCP.

Powered by your AI. Beautiful on your phone.

[Alex @PersilAriel]

Open source CLI + MCP server. Free on iOS & Android.

https://t.co/0JKFNyaco5

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