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we are building at the Y Combinator web agents hackathon this weekend. introducing clawtrace: on-call security for openclaw web agents. openclaw is powerful. but it’s hard to fully trust what your agents are actually doing. that’s why we built clawtrace. clawtrace lets you: - know when your agents go... show more

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