I Just dropped the updated Command Pack for the community. 59 copy-paste commands for OpenClaw; organized by department, reviewed for quality, and built specifically for how we actually use these agents (solo operators, freelancers, and builders). What's in it: - Section 1: Outreach & Pitching > Lead qualifying, cold outreach, objection handling, follow-ups - Section 2: Marketing > Content repurposing, SEO briefs, email sequences, landing pages - Section 3: Solo Operator Tools > Morning briefs, meeting notes, invoicing, expense tracking, tool audits - Section 4: Danger Mode > Advanced agent configs, SOUL.md editing, cron jobs, sub-agent delegation - Section 5: OpenClaw Builder Commands > Installation fixes, token cost tracking, memory debugging, VPS backups, security scanning, local LLM setup, and more Section 5 was built directly from questions and pain points posted in this community. If you've asked about installation failures, token burn, memory issues, browser service problems, or ClawHub security; there's a command for it now. Here's a sample of what included: - (Custom Skill Builder, Channel Setup Wizard, MEMORY.md Guide, Prompt Injection Defense Checker, ommunity Post Drafter - Every command scored and reviewed against Google's EEAT quality framework. - How to use it: 1. Download the PDF (attached below) 2. Find the command you need 3. Copy it into your OpenClaw chat (Telegram, Discord, TUI) 4. Replace the [brackets] with your info 5. Hit send That's it. What I need from you: If you use a command and it doesn't work the way you'd expect, tell me. If there's a question you keep running into that should be a command; drop it in the comments. This pack is a living doc and Section 5 will keep growing based on what you all actually need.

There's a lot of talk about how unsecured OpenClaw is, but lets start with the facts. Any system, app or internet connected device camera will suffer from the same issues. The first step is to ensure you have a good password and rotate it every 90 days, always apply and run the latest version of the code. An the last but one of the most important thing is to run the vendors audit tools. In case of OpenClaw, here are the commands you need to run: openclaw security audit openclaw security audit --deep openclaw security audit --fix openclaw security audit --json Here's a copy of an audit I ran today using the openclaw security audit Summary: * 0 Critical Findings: Excellent! No major vulnerabilities detected. * 1 Warning: ⁠ gateway.trusted_proxies_missing ⁠ * 1 Info: ⁠ summary.attack_surface ⁠ (Minimal attack surface = positive!) Key Details: * Attack Surface: Groups: open=0, allowlist=1 (This is really good – a very tight, protected surface.) * Elevated Tools: Enabled (Use with caution as per best practices!) * Webhooks: Disabled (A good security stance if they're not actively used.) * Internal Hooks: Enabled (Standard for OpenClaw operation.) * Browser Control: Enabled Overall Assessment: Your OpenClaw security posture is strong, especially for local use. The ⁠ gateway.trusted_proxies_missing ⁠ warning is noted, but it's primarily a reminder for when you might expose the Control UI via a reverse proxy. For our current local setups, it doesn't pose an immediate risk.

Peter Steinberg — the solo developer who built OpenClaw (fastest-growing open source AI agent project) — is joining OpenAI. But here's the twist: OpenClaw isn't being sold. It's becoming an independent foundation, staying open source, and Steinberg is keeping his "non-negotiable" commitment to openness. Why this matters: This is the biggest story in AI agents right now. A one-person project that hit 60,000 GitHub stars in months just got the backing of the world's most prominent AI lab — while keeping its open source soul intact. The Timeline (Because Context Matters) Nov 2025 •⁠ ⁠What Happened: Steinberg starts OpenClaw as a personal project Dec 2025 •⁠ ⁠What Happened: Goes viral. Crosses 60,000 GitHub stars Jan 9, 2026 •⁠ ⁠What Happened: Anthropic blocks OAuth token access for third-party projects (including OpenClaw). Backlash ensues Jan 2026 •⁠ ⁠What Happened: Anthropic forces name change from "Claudebot" → "Moldbot" → "OpenClaw" (three names in 72 hours) Jan 2026 •⁠ ⁠What Happened: Scammers hijack old accounts in under 5 seconds. Security nightmare Feb 2026 •⁠ ⁠What Happened: Steinberg announces talks with Meta and OpenAI on Lex Fridman's podcast Feb 15, 2026 •⁠ ⁠What Happened: Official announcement: Steinberg joins OpenAI; OpenClaw becomes independent foundation What Sam Altman Actually Said "Peter Steinberg is joining OpenAI to drive the next generation of personal agents. He is a genius with a lot of amazing ideas about the future of very smart agents interacting with each other to do very useful things for people. We expect this will quickly become core to our product offerings." Translation: OpenAI sees agents as their next major platform play. They're betting on Steinberg to lead it. What Steinberg Actually Committed To His Non-Negotiables (From His Own Blog Post): 1.⁠ ⁠OpenClaw stays open source — Not negotiable. Period. 2.⁠ ⁠Foundation structure — Moving to a proper foundation, not OpenAI ownership 3.⁠ ⁠Independence — Foundation remains independent (though OpenAI is sponsoring it)