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> 0 legitimate use cases My teams currently using it for: - SDR research and drafting - Proposal generation - Staging ops work - Landing page generation -
by aunty_helen 6mo ago
> 0 legitimate use cases
My teams currently using it for:
- SDR research and drafting
- Proposal generation
- Staging ops work
- Landing page generation
- Building the company processes into an internal CRM
- Daily reporting
- Time checks
- Yesterday I put together proposal from a previous proposal and meeting notes, (40k worth)
- MadSudaca 6mo agoI don’t get people’s hate. Let others enjoy it.
- Eufrat 6mo agoI think people are just tired of the fire hose of posts that have been showing up since it came out. It’s so annoying. Why does everyone need to pimp it so hard? It’s like your aunt trying to push Herbalife on you every time you see her.
- zdragnar 6mo agoThat, and some people hate being on the receiving end of the output. The old "if you didn't bother writing it, I'm not going to bother reading it".
- Eufrat 6mo agoWhat happens if it makes a mistake? How would you know?
- aunty_helen 6mo ago10/80/10 10% done by an assistant that’s been trained on the task (or a dev or me) 80% heavy lifting done by claw 10% review and corrections
- operatingthetan 6mo agoNone of those things require openclaw. You could accomplish them with something like Google Drive and Claude Code CLI.
- aunty_helen 6mo agoThe difference is I would have to do that myself. It has access to gdrive and cc and does it for me when I send it a message in chat. Sometimes when I’m out I even just send it voicys.
- operatingthetan 6mo agoYou're contradicting yourself here. Are you controlling it yourself or not? lol
- aunty_helen 6mo agoIt’s task dependent.
- fg137 6mo agoMethod 1: run Claude Code in YOLO mode and use natural language instructions to get something done Method 2: send natural language instructions to OpenClaw to use Claude Code to do the same thing Sorry my tiny brain says to me method 2 is doing the same thing with extra steps
- drewstiff 6mo agoI can have multiple conversations on multiple topics always accessible via different discord channels, all with a shared memory, without that memory being held in a continually degrading context window. One channel - reminders for medications, and recording my dosage. Another - "research this fancy new tech thing for me". Another - "let's continue work on that side project we started last week". And then in another - "create a dashboard of my meds dosage using that fancy new tech thing we were talking about yesterday". And of course finally "any urgent emails this morning?". All without finding, creating, or setting up multiple apps or scripts for each individual task. If I have another idea, I just tell it what I want it to do, or ask it how we can make it happen.
- syngrog66 6mo agosomehow I've been able to do that for 40+ years using my brain, eyes, fingers, vi , CLIs and shell scripts. no unsolved problems there.
- aunty_helen 6mo agoI did too :D Nothing of what my agents do, we didn’t previously do. But now I can get moderate to good results with a lot less effort. Allowing the business to expand whilst keeping costs controlled.
- BeetleB 6mo agoI was able to buy stuff from home without the Internet as well.
- bryanlarsen 6mo ago> In every case, when you dig deeper, the story is one of two things: either what they built could already be done with standard AI tools (ChatGPT, Claude, any decent LLM with a simple integration), or it’s aspirational All your use cases are fairly well handled by conventional LLM's. OpenClaw is a security nightmare, so it's probably worth switching away.
- aunty_helen 6mo agoMost of these things I could’ve handled with pen and paper, but that’s missing the point.