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Something wild is happening on GitHub. DeerFlow 2.0 is exploding. Some developers are even saying they’re dropping OpenClaw for it. Why? Because this isn’t just an AI chatbot. You give it a goal and it: • researches the problem • writes the code • creates the files • launches... show more

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