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Introducing Agent Cookie. 🥷🏻🍪 For anyone running OpenClaw🦞 or Nous Research's Hermes on a Mac mini: I kept finding my agent logged out of everything, and it sucked. So I fixed it. "Add this to my Amazon cart." Sorry, logged out again. "Order my usual on Instacart." Nope, not... show more

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Argona

170,972 views • 6 months ago

Mac Mini is super nice because you can use native iMessage for talking with OpenClaw. The only problem is that it's very expensive and you need to always have your Mac Mini on to run this setup. So I made a plugin to allow anyone on any computer (either Linux, Windows, or Mac) to be able to have access to iMessage natively. Even better, it has access to all of the reactions, triple dot indicator, etc. Check it out and let me know what you think.

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Nick Vasilescu

265,802 views • 6 months ago

We've almost made it to the end of the year! Want to see a overview of your time spent on Steam? Introducing Steam Replay, with your top played games and milestones on Steam this year! All that and more (be sure you're logged in) at:

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45,638 views • 4 months ago

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this is a laptop running a 31b parameter model at 99% gpu autonomously through hermes agent, 15 tok/s sustained, 22.8 of 24gb vram gone, 94 watts at 50c. no api keys. no rate limits. no "your prompts are being used for training". no monthly subscription. no anthropic telling me what i can and cant ask. no openai logging my work. no outages when aws goes down. just google deepmind's open weights, open source llama.cpp, nous research's hermes agent, a rog scar 18 on my desk, and 95 watts of sustained compute while it builds stuff on its own. the laptop is roaring. results incoming.

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Introducing Lobstack: Simplifying AI Deployment and Management For the past month, I’ve been building something I kept running into myself. Everone knows by now that OpenClaw is powerful. BUT, deploying it shouldn’t require DevOps. Lobstack provisions a dedicated server for you and installs OpenClaw automatically — one click, and your agent is live within minutes. No Docker setup. No terminal. No infrastructure babysitting. Not one line of code. You can choose your dedicated server location, select your LLM (our universal API or your own API), and interact with your agent through the custom web UI or Telegram. Discord, Slack, and more coming. Under the hood, it’s persistent, guarded, and capped — built to run 24/7 like real software. We’re also building a skill + API marketplace and exploring desktop and mobile apps to make agent communication seamless. It’s early. I’d genuinely value feedback from builders, operators, and anyone thinking about autonomous AI infrastructure. Or even any business owner that wants to implement AI into their operations. Try it out: Follow Lobstack for updates. Thanks OpenClaw🦞 community and Peter Steinberger 🦞

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128,025 views • 6 months ago

So I bought Wonders of Sodor on launch day, and somehow my fiancée has already logged more hours on it than I have! What makes it even funnier is that she has absolutely no interest in Thomas or railways. Just goes to show this game has appeal well beyond the usual fanbase!

So I bought Wonders of Sodor on launch day, and somehow my fiancée has already logged more hours on it than I have! What makes it even funnier is that she has absolutely no interest in Thomas or railways. Just goes to show this game has appeal well beyond the usual fanbase!

Cam Jones

24,641 views • 5 months ago

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SCOTTY BEAM

53,731 views • 1 month ago

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Hasan Toor

213,678 views • 4 months ago

I was tired of going back and forth between chat for my front-end workflow, so I shipped something to fix it. Introducing Inspector Comments! You can now click and drag anything on the page to add a comment and an agent will take care of the rest ...and toggle between before/after views.

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23,238 views • 9 months ago

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27,570 views • 2 months ago

Chris Camillo says people used AI to replicate 18 years of his trading strategy in 48 hours on a $650 Mac Mini "At least 6 people in the last week have set up OpenClaw boxes and said I want you to replicate everything that Chris Camillo does, and it works 24 hours a day doing everything that I do" "It goes into TikTok, watches videos, scans comments, knows what words to look for like 'sold out' and 'obsessed' it understands my methodology and evaluates what's trending in real time" "They basically replicated 18 years of my work in 48 hours on a Mac Mini just voice prompting 'hey can you replicate what Chris Camillo does'"

Chris Camillo says people used AI to replicate 18 years of his trading strategy in 48 hours on a $650 Mac Mini "At least 6 people in the last week have set up OpenClaw boxes and said I want you to replicate everything that Chris Camillo does, and it works 24 hours a day doing everything that I do" "It goes into TikTok, watches videos, scans comments, knows what words to look for like 'sold out' and 'obsessed' it understands my methodology and evaluates what's trending in real time" "They basically replicated 18 years of my work in 48 hours on a Mac Mini just voice prompting 'hey can you replicate what Chris Camillo does'"

Yonan

248,082 views • 4 months ago

I gave Nous Research Hermes agent a company brain. I've been LOVING Hermes agent as my personal assistant but haven't been able to use it for work. AI agents are powerful but they are siloed. They don’t have access to the same files, comments, versions, or decisions your team is working from. So I connected Hermes to Box. Now my Hermes agent can work from Slack, use files, comments, and decisions stored on Box as the single source of truth, and get shi* done.

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Chris Kim

40,766 views • 2 months ago