here's the thing. As some point the tools need to be openclaw safe. Kids need scissors. And they're inexperienced. So you give them kid-safe scissors. It makes

here's the thing. As some point the tools need to be openclaw safe. Kids need scissors. And they're inexperienced. So you give them kid-safe scissors. It makes it harder to cut themselves. The same needs to take place with assets you want the bot to manage - give access to a card with a total spend limit - read only access to some things, edit others - limited scope permissions One of the reasons why I dragged my feet to use openclaw is that I knew security was an issue from the beginning. I thought by now where would be some solutions and there are, but I only found out from the community. I think there will need to be some level of ecosystem management. Apple does a good job. But for that you need resources and investment.