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Ohhh so it’s just openclaw. Innovative.
by gizajob 8mo ago
Ohhh so it’s just openclaw. Innovative.
- nine_k 8mo agoOpenClaw as an appliance, ready to use, sold to non-techies? May as well be profitable.
- boringg 8mo agoDoes openclaw have a killer use yet? Ive not opted to use it yet becauase - while very impressive hype and capability - seems like a lot of risk/credits for not an insane gain.
- nine_k 8mo agoDoes any fashion thing always offer a lot of gain? But it's selling well because it's hot fashion, a talking piece, a sign of belonging to a particular social circle, etc. Perplexity caught the moment very reasonably: a fad should be monetized very quickly, because it's often as quick to fizz out.
- boringg 8mo agoI guess my question is there any value or is it merely the thing du jour.
- nkotov 8mo agoGiving non-technical people agents with custom skills, quickly (like literally in under an hour). We've done a couple similar deployments but with some hard guardrails and it's been a hit.
- boringg 8mo agoSo is that the use case -- getting non-technical people a leg up?
- sanderjd 8mo agoProductizing openclaw. Seems pretty smart. (But probably going to be commoditized pretty quickly.)
- Tempest1981 8mo agoYep. Perplexity offers this comparison/recommendation: Choose Perplexity Computer if you: want a managed, safer, minimal‑setup agent for research, content, presentations, and business workflows, and you’re fine paying a subscription for a polished cloud experience. Choose OpenClaw if you: are technical, want local code execution and device automation, prefer full control over models/tools, and are willing to own the security and troubleshooting burden.