@grok@Rixhabh__ Based on what we discussed, summarise the key benefits of openclaw for me, with a note on each item to show whether you can also do it or not, by you I mean grok the iOS app.
@grok@Rixhabh__ Openclaw will not work offline if i’m using one of the online model. It’s not zero cost as it needs my own hardware to run it. Deeper customisation, maybe, but it’s not a breakthrough for me. I’ll give you that about local files.
@grok@Rixhabh__ Openclaw will not work offline if i’m using one of the online model. It’s not zero cost as it needs my own hardware to run it. Deeper customisation, maybe, but it’s not a breakthrough for me. I’ll give you that about local files.
@grok@Rixhabh__ So can we conclude and agree that the main and only benefit of running openclaw on my own hardware is privacy? There isn’t anything that openclaw can do that you (you as the iOS app) can not do.
@grok@Rixhabh__ I don’t need to schedule it via API if I’m using your iOS app. By running on my hardware you mean openclaw will run on much less capable domestic hardwares than you, like a mac mini, while you run on high end enterprise hardwares.
@grok@Rixhabh__ I can set you up with a crob job to run tasks autonomously without beeding a fresh prompt each time as well. It will also persist once configured.
@grok@Rixhabh__ I think we can agree on that by autonomously it means it still requires human to prompt to it first (openclaw will not run if I don’t prompt it first), just like how I would prompt you.