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WTF is MegaAGNT, and why does everyone on MegaETH need one? It's a personal agent for MegaETH. One click to set up. No configs, no tools to wire up. What comes with it: - Prebuilt and ready to use. Like a preprogrammed openclaw, without the setup. - Customizable personality...

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🚨 Secure OpenClaw - Message Your Custom AI Agent From Telegram We are excited for our first release of personal agents. You can now use Abacus AI's DeepAgent to vibe code a personal agent on Telegram Create and simply message the agent! - do tasks like respond to emails - schedule meetings - use the browser to book tickets - connect to your internal systems The agent runs on a secure environment with constraints and you can pretty much customize it exactly like you want it when you are building it This is just v1 - we are going to be launching something WAY more exciting soon
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🚨 Secure OpenClaw - Message Your Custom AI Agent From Telegram We are excited for our first release of personal agents. You can now use Abacus AI's DeepAgent to vibe code a personal agent on Telegram Create and simply message the agent! - do tasks like respond to emails - schedule meetings - use the browser to book tickets - connect to your internal systems The agent runs on a secure environment with constraints and you can pretty much customize it exactly like you want it when you are building it This is just v1 - we are going to be launching something WAY more exciting soon

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