@0xg4tsby I don't think he has explained what makes his grok bots different from the other bots. What are the main issues they have addressed in memory, personalization and coordination in the groups
Credit to @illscience for starting this conversation on engineering standards. Made me ask: why didn't we push back on "everyone can PM" bootcamps the same way?
Interesting pattern:
When "everyone can be a PM" swept through tech (2015-18), senior PMs stayed quiet.
When "vibe coding" emerged (2024+), senior engineers pushed back hard.
Same logic. Different reactions. Why? 🧵
Not saying PM is harder than engineering. Just asking: if we're going to defend standards for one discipline, shouldn't we do it for both?
Wrote more on this double standard: https://t.co/uj01elP3n8
Key takeaway:
AI doesn't make you faster at doing the same thing.
It gives you a capable team member who can do professional work independently.
That's the unlock.
Full story: https://t.co/s7qpEq9OSg
30 minutes at an airport lounge.
One broken feature. One AI agent. One professionally-documented GitHub issue.
The maintainer's response: "Very detailed, this helps a lot."
This is what "bandwidth multiplication" actually looks like.
The maintainer got everything in one shot:
✅ Repro steps
✅ Root cause analysis
✅ Environment details
✅ Workaround
High-quality issue → faster fix → better collaboration.
The efficiency gain is in the COLLABORATION, not just execution.
People on the orange site are laughing at this, assuming it's just an ad and that there's nothing to it. Vulnerability researchers I talk to do not think this is a joke. As an erstwhile vuln researcher myself: do not bet against LLMs on this. https://t.co/Opi4o0Vkmp
@openclaw 9/ This is just the beginning. I'm watching a new era accelerate forward.
Full story on my blog (link in bio) 👇
What would you automate if your agent could do anything?
#AIAgents#OpenClaw#Automation
1/ Yesterday I woke up to: "Security scan completed. 3 issues found and fixed automatically."
I didn't ask for this. My AI agent saw a problem, wrote code, and deployed the fix while I slept.
This is what self-evolving agents look like 🧵
@openclaw 8/ The question changed:
OLD: "What can you do?"
NEW: "What matters most to you?"
That's the future. Not tools that limit you. Tools that understand you.