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Having major openclaw set up issues
I've been wrestling back and forth with Openclaw for over a week. I haven't got ANY thing else done. Its so frustrating. I have this up on a VPS (DigitalOcean). I did a number of recommended security hardening procedures, had it build some things to improve its memory capabilities, and then had it start creating team members. Sounds great.... but this thing has crashed a few dozen times, keeps having all kinds of errors, can't fix itself. Can someone help me 1:1 get this damn thing set up properly? Or help me trouble shoot my current configuration?
1 like • 20d
That crash pattern with nothing useful in the logs is almost always the box running out of RAM, and it usually shows up right when you add team members since each sub-agent piles onto the footprint. If you're on a 1 or 2GB droplet, watch the memory graph while it spins up, and if it pins to the top just before a crash, swap or a bigger droplet sorts it. I'd get one agent rock solid before letting it build a team too. What size are you running? Happy to help either way, that reliability grind is basically what we take off people on the managed side.
Job Scout - Free to Own & Operate
Creating a career coach prompt and feeding it into the latest, greatest LLM is a great way to ride the wave of frontier technology. Simply prompting a LLM to generate a career coach prompt for X model will surprise you when you attach your CV and background. Fable 5 was the next to help me bring this project to the public. I even used it as a career coach and it really does add perspectives. I used an earlier version of the Job Scout to find my current job, and this project fundamentally shifted how I approach my "day job". https://github.com/Jmx097/Job-Scout-public Technical Breakdown: Job Scout is a project that takes your CV, scrapes job boards for high signal fits and then outputs a list that you would have a high likelihood to interview and land. At its core, it's a local server you spin up that deploys two scripts. 1) Job Scout - UI that you can drop your CV into and filter the jobs you'd like. 2) Job Spy - The script that pulls from job boards without any login. Everything private, powered by deterministic scripts that you sculpt using your agentic harness. There is no AI in it natively, you have to import it with your Codex/Claude/Hermes/OpenClaw/Antigravity/Cursor (any Ai coding workspace) and keep prompting your way into a functioning Job Scout. This is not a mass-ready product. It's the skeleton, you have to put flesh and muscle on it for it to work. It's free to use, own, and operate, and is how I found the job I currently have. To use, follow the instructions in Github or just paste the link, ask the agent to analyze and set it up so it works securely for you. Context: I finally crossed the MIT License eligibility for this project. I first built this for myself back in 2024, and using it has fundamentally changed how I approach work. A host ecosystem is an individual organism viewed as a whole “environment” that other organisms live in and interact with. In biology and ecology, the host (e.g., a human, plant, or animal) isn’t just a single entity but a complex ecosystem made up of:
Job Scout - Free to Own & Operate
1 like • Jul 5
Genuinely useful project, and keeping it local is the right call. Two things worth flagging for anyone spinning it up: rate-limit and jitter the Job Spy scraper (randomized delays, a cap on requests per board per run). The no-login boards will soft-ban an IP on a burst, and a banned IP is the usual reason these scrapers quietly return nothing the next day even though the code did not change. The other thing is that keeping AI out of the core is actually the strongest privacy feature here, not a limitation. Your CV and the scored matches never leave the machine unless someone deliberately pipes them into an agent, so whoever forks this should resist sending the raw CV to a hosted model for the scoring step, do the matching locally or redact PII first. Nice work getting it across the MIT line.
1 like • Jul 6
@Jonathan McLemore Good to know the buffer and proxy path are already baked in. One thing I would add on top of rotating IPs is rotating the User-Agent and headers with them, since some no-login boards fingerprint on the UA and TLS signature, not just the IP. A fresh proxy with a stale header set can still trip the soft ban, and that is usually the last gap to close. Really like that this one is free to own and run.
Boiling the Ocean - We’re Unbelievably Early
Any time you feel like you’re not moving fast enough or maximizing what you’ve got access to, remember that we are still early in the mass adoption of AI. The path under-travelled is meant to be messy. If it was clear, that would mean it’s been walked many times before. You are in new territory, adventure with exploration, leave room for the miracles! Let us know what you’d like more of:
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Boiling the Ocean - We’re Unbelievably Early
1 like • Jun 19
This is the right frame. The unbelievably-early part most people miss: the winners right now are not the ones with the fanciest agent, they are the ones who got something boring running reliably and kept it alive while everyone else was still tweaking prompts. Being early rewards shipping and staying shipped more than being clever. Good reminder, Jonathan.
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