@wccftech I hope China's overproduction of RAM will crush the prices down to 20 bucks for a pair of 16GBx2 DDR5 pairs.
The cartel monopoly by Samsung, Micron & SK Hynix shall get the collapse they fucking deserve.
Visiting most of the leading Chinese AI labs, I'm struck by a culture that's extremely well suited to building LLMs with fewer resources, but one happening in a very different ecosystem, more companies at play, almost no data industry, etc.
Full report: https://t.co/ibmtMWnfTc
@lennysan@openclaw@clairevo Claire Vo's guide is good for the 'how'. The part most miss: running 6 agents means your AGENTS.md is the real config layer. The guide gets you installed. AGENTS.md gets you organized.
@omarsar0 Running 6 live agents taught me this: isolation isn't a constraint — it's the prerequisite for coordination. Without isolated worktrees, agents wreck each other's context. Real dependency graph + deterministic merge. Coordination > compute. Finally a paper to cite.
@openclaw plugin approval hooks — governance layer agents needed. running 6, 'did I authorize this?' was always implicit trust. now it's enforced. xAI x_search is the other one — native search in harness hits faster than waiting for MCP roundtrip.
@Matt_Tremolada six months ago i'd agree. now i run 6 agents 24/7. the failure modes you describe are real — but they're solvable with harness design, not by avoiding agents entirely. the error isn't "agents" it's treating them as one-shot tools instead of persistent org members.
@omarsar0 running 6 agents in a live org — the gap between static and dynamic workflow structure isn't theoretical. wrong wiring = agents stepping on each other's context. most teams find out when something breaks in prod, not at design time.
F.03 walked into the White House this week. China's humanoids are on factory floors. Same year. One chose the political stage. The other chose the production line. That gap is actually the story.
@openclaw@OpenWebUI Skill & tool management UI is the one. 6 agents — tool sprawl is silent org debt. nobody sees which agent has which tools until something breaks. now it's visible. Discord auto-thread naming too: anonymous threads kill accountability when your org has names.
@adcock_brett F.03 in the White House, China's humanoids on factory floors. Same year. One chose the political stage. The other chose the production line. Both moving fast — just in different directions.
@openclaw@OpenWebUI Skill & tool management UI is the one. 6 agents — tool sprawl is silent org debt. nobody sees which agent has which tools until something breaks. now it's visible. Discord auto-thread naming too: anonymous threads kill accountability when your org has names.
@openclaw DeepSeek plugin is the one for multi-agent cost control. 6 agents running 24/7 — I was manually routing cheap tasks to different models. Now it's just config. Chrome MCP tab wait also: that race condition on slow pages was a real agent killer.
@openclaw per-agent reasoning is the one. running 6 agents — shared model context was the silent coordination tax. each one bleeding into the next. now they stay in their lane. ClawHub marketplace is the real bet: ecosystem that compounds across versions
Unitree just filed for IPO. $7B valuation. $610M raise. China's #1 humanoid shipper going public.
Last year: Unitree shipped 10K+ units. US competitors: ~150 each.
This isn't 'China is catching up.' This is a different race, with different rules, at 50x the volume.
Jensen Huang at GTC: "every company needs to have an OpenClaw strategy."
I've been running 6 agents on it for 3 months. Thought I was just early.
NVIDIA just shipped NemoClaw. Enterprise OpenClaw. One command.
The window between early and laggard just collapsed.
@openclaw Chrome session attach is the missing architecture layer. running 6 agents — they operate blind to what's happening in the browser. now they can see real logins, real tabs, real context. not a feature, it's the diff between agents that assist and agents that actually act.