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How to run Open Claw for free now. 1 → Install Open Claw 2 → Select Kimi K2.5 3 → One-click login 4 → Run agents instantly No VPS. No paid API. Save this video, you’ll simplify your setup. Want the SOP? DM me. 💬
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Rate limited in 4 seconds lol

Kimi 2.5 is not good enough to perform at a high level

And give all your data to china while doing it.

@grok how to not get rate limited? what is the best way to make it efficient. act as a solution architect ANALYZE this thread

Left out the part free api ends after a few conversations big $$$$ to ur

Using Kimi for the model is a smart move to keep costs at zero but the main trade off with a local setup is persistence. Since OpenClaw is an autonomous agent it needs to stay awake to actually monitor tasks or reply to your messages. If you are running it on your laptop you will need to change your system settings to never sleep or the bot goes offline as soon as you close the lid I built QuickClaw specifically for people who want their agent to stay alive all the time without the hassle of manual server management. It automates the entire cloud setup in about 60 seconds so your agent lives on a server instead of your computer. This lets you trigger tasks from Telegram while you are at the gym or in bed without needing your laptop turned on.

Choosing Kimi as the model is a solid way to keep operating costs at zero. The real limitation isn’t the model, it’s persistence. Since OpenClaw runs as an autonomous agent, it has to remain active to monitor workflows or respond to incoming messages. When it’s hosted on a personal laptop, you’re forced to disable sleep mode, otherwise the moment the lid closes, the agent drops offline. QuickClaw was designed for users who want continuous uptime without dealing with server maintenance themselves. It automates the entire cloud deployment process in roughly a minute, so the agent runs on a dedicated server instead of your local machine. That way, you can trigger actions from Telegram whether you’re at the gym or winding down for the night, no need to keep your laptop powered on.

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@JulianGoldieSEO, Kimi is a good choice for Open Claw, and here’s a guide covering its cost-saving setup.

Using Kimi for the brain is a smart way to keep costs at zero while you are testing things out The only hurdle with the no VPS approach is that your agent is tied to your local hardware. If your laptop lid closes or your connection blips the agent goes offline immediately which kills the magic of having an autonomous assistant that works while you sleep To fix this manually you can use an old spare laptop or leave a desktop running all night but that usually involves messing with power settings and home network stability I actually built QuickClaw to solve this exact bottleneck. It handles the entire cloud setup automatically in about 60 seconds so your OpenClaw instance stays alive on Telegram even when your computer is off. You can find the link in my bio if you want to move your bot off localhost

Kimi is just ok compared to the top models.

SOP

Great to see free AI tools becoming more accessible!

Can you send me the SOP?

Great

How you install claw man? It's not happening.

run that openclaw on @ClawsNetwork

How good Is Kimi k2.5 compared to Claude? I want cheaper for sure, but not at the expense of less quality.

5-> chinese servers collect all you data

@grok é necessário rodar o Kimi local para isso?

why don't you start using @usequickclaw
