It seems that most guides, not just on here, seem to prefer Telegram as the default interface to interact with your agent. I frankly hate Telegram. The few times I've used it, I was just inundated with spam and scammers, and I'm much more comfortable with Discord. Granted I've never run my own server on either until now, so maybe that would make Telegram bearable. That being said, I've found myself working primarily directly with my agent(s) via the WebUI chat or doing things myself via the terminal (either my server or the openclaw container). Now that I seemed to have tamed my main agent's persona thanks to help from some of the guides on here, I'm ready to start trying to implement some of the more advanced concepts (CTO Agent, Notes Agent, etc.), and I'm wondering if I should pivot to Telegram or just stick it out with Discord. I've already had my agent (Skippy) download and review the code of the CTO Agent, and it says migrating it to Discord "shouldn't be too difficult." So before I start banging my head off that tomorrow, I thought I would see what other people think.

Heads up: Every member of our team has been hitting massive usage spikes in Claude Code today. In some cases, a full 5-hour limit was completely exhausted in just 15 minutes. This is likely due to documented caching bugs where the system fails to reuse context and instead re-bills for the entire codebase on every turn. We are still studying the issue, but the following steps have already helped us mitigate the drain: - Strict .claudecodeignore: Add everything non-essential (node_modules, dist, .git, logs). The smaller the context Claude "sees," the slower the drain. - Frequent /compact: Run this command every 10-15 minutes. It truncates session history and forces a fresh, smaller cache point. - Direct File Paths: Instead of asking Claude to "search" or "find" things, specify exact paths (e.g., /src/components/Button.tsx). This prevents the tool from burning tokens on repository exploration. - Restart for New Tasks: Exit and restart the CLI when switching focus to prevent "context bloat" from carrying over. Technical context for those affected: - GitHub Issue #40524 - Reddit Deep-Dive on Cache Bugs We are continuing to monitor the situation and will keep you posted as we find more ways to optimize usage. Stay tuned!

Hi guys, So I was at the last step but I forgot to configure the browser part in openclaw and now I can't open the browser even if I can setup the powershell. How can I recreate this part where I can not login to the URL on the browser. I already see openclaw is active in powershell maybe I just need to restart it. What do I do? Thank you!

Having trouble with telegram connection. I am stuck in this part. I'll try to AI Myself out of it haha. Config overwrite: /home/openclaw/.openclaw/openclaw.json (sha256 8ec6dcd26e02d14da110e7e46e58c00c153565bb6b5fd6e35e4b5ce643bc4200 -> 5f475e16759eec144dc4de8f23112793792d1cbef209d5d7af42d7c4cdb31eaf, backup=/home/openclaw/.openclaw/openclaw.json.bak) Config write anomaly: /home/openclaw/.openclaw/openclaw.json (missing-meta-before-write) root@openclaw312onubuntu-s-1vcpu-2gb-sgp1-01:~# # List all active pairing requests from Telegram root@openclaw312onubuntu-s-1vcpu-2gb-sgp1-01:~# sudo -u openclaw -H env HOME=/home/openclaw OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR=/home/openclaw/.openclaw $OC openclaw pairing list telegram

# Run on VPS as root sudo bash -euo pipefail <<'EOF' OC_USER="openclaw" STATE_DIR="/home/${OC_USER}/.openclaw" CONFIG="${STATE_DIR}/openclaw.json" SERVICE="openclaw.service" if ! systemctl cat "${SERVICE}" >/dev/null 2>&1; then SERVICE="openclaw-gateway.service"; fi cp -a "${CONFIG}" "${CONFIG}.bak.$(date -u +%Y%m%dT%H%M%SZ)" sudo -u "${OC_USER}" -H env HOME="/home/${OC_USER}" OPENCLAW_STATE_DIR="${STATE_DIR}" OPENCLAW_CONFIG_PATH="${CONFIG}" \ openclaw config set --strict-json agents.defaults.sandbox.mode '"off"' systemctl restart "${SERVICE}" systemctl is-active "${SERVICE}" EOF Do I run this on my local machine in the powershell app or how? I am using windows. I wanted to get deeper into this if it was useful. But I finally installed openclaw. Good experience.