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>>KuzeyA+(OP)
Clawdbot is interesting but I finally feel like those people who look at people like me raving about Claude code when it barely works for them.

I have no doubt clawdBot, when it works, must feel great. But I’ve had the tough time setting it up and found it to be very buggy.

My first couple of conversations? It forgot the context literally seconds later when I responded.

Nevertheless, I’m sure it’s improving by the day so I’m going to set it up on my existing Mac mini because I think it has the capacity to be really fascinating.

I built something similar (well… with a lot of integrations) but for running my company and continue to iterate on it.

>>atonse+I3
I cloned the clawdbot repo back when it was named warelay or clawdis, can't remember, but it was much less dense then. Mainly cloned it for the in-the-box Whatsapp implementation. Since then I've built it into a pretty awesome agent for my home and family, who all have their own privileged access which allows it access to different skills and a mixture of shared and personal information. I have no interest in reconciling the Frankenstein I've built with newer mainline features, but the custom nature of my build is one of the things I find so fun and helpful about it. It's become so much more "mine" by just asking it to build out xyz feature for itself, and now it can do a bunch of weird things that revolve around its persistent access to the information I provide it and my ability to interface with it through a regular messaging app.