Hey everyone, Presenting my OpenClaw dashboard :) I only meant to use K2.5 for heartbeat pings (cheap background checks), but I swapped the default model config early on. Everything you see here, the Kanban board, the agent spawning, the file system,was architected and coded through long back-and-forths with K2.5. Only when I finished the Swarm mode this morning did I actually switch to Opus 4.5. - Kanban: Quick tasks on the go. Spawn something, the orchestration agent picks who handles it, you review the output. - Swarm mode (just finished this and genuinely excited about it): You create a Mission instead of a single task. The planner agent breaks it into subtasks and automatically figures out what runs parallel vs. sequential. Example: Competitor research and website audit can run simultaneously (they don't depend on each other), but analyzing the findings waits until both finish. No manual dependency mapping—the planner handles the graph. - Workspace management: All the agents live here (Dr. SEO, Oracle, Voice AI, coder, researcher, etc.). I can tweak their system prompts directly when they drift, assign new skills, or spin up specialized variants. The wild part is realizing K2.5 handled all the UI logic, state management, and agent orchestration logic without me noticing. I only bumped to Opus for the Swarm's execution engine because parallel/sequential coordination got fiddly. I defo recommand K2.5 for testing :) I hope this give you some inspiration to get your own :) Quentin 🚀

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