Hey guys here is a knowledge worker creator and coach excited to be working with these tools. Beginning levels of understanding of claude code and open code and now just getting into open claw not sure best Next Steps other than very general beginnings. I need to integrate a whole series of operations across my previous workflows including integrating scattered CRM fragments into a working client management system with finance management working on content creation systems which includes auditing an organizing backlogs of masses of files and Dropbox and Google drive as well as operations of notion seeing if I can get a notion dashboard working not really sure of open clause capabilities to be honest definitely open to feedback and support on some of these workflows it's a bit of a rabbit hole and keeps just getting deeper and more complex the more I go.

I can’t seem to be able to open the course in the classroom.

I'm as excited as you. I will be working hard over the next weeks to build out this community. I will unlock access to my Open Claw Builder -Custom GPT to members that reach level 2 Who will be the first to post?

🚀 New OpenClaw Update + Qwen3 Coder + RentAHumanAI — What You Really Need to Know Hey Builders — this video breakdown covers the latest developments in OpenClaw, Qwen3 Coder, and a wild new frontier in AI agents hiring humans for real-world tasks. If you didn’t catch the live or want a clean summary, here’s the gist and why it matters to everyone in this community. 🦞 1. OpenClaw Has Evolved Fast OpenClaw isn’t “just another agent.” It’s an open-source, locally-run AI assistant that can live in WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, and more — all on your machine under your control, with your data, your rules. (Medium) This means: - It doesn’t depend on cloud servers for most functionality - It integrates with messaging platforms you already use - It can automate tasks, run code, use plugins/skills, control browsers, and adapt over time. (Medium) - 🛠 2. What’s New in the Latest OpenClaw Release Without a transcript but based on context and ecosystem moves, this update likely includes: - Expanded model support and performance improvements - Better stability and tools intuition - Enhanced channels and usability UX - Security hardening and more plugins/skills out of the box This matches broader growth signals from the project’s rapid community and star count on GitHub. (GitHub) 🧠 3. Qwen3 Coder — A Beast for Coding & Agents “Qwen3 Coder” refers to the latest generation in the Qwen model family — a high-performing coding and reasoning LLM that’s state-of-the-art across benchmarks. (arXiv) In simple terms: - It’s designed to think deeply and reason multi-step - It’s significantly stronger for code generation and planning workflows - Agents like OpenClaw can leverage it to automate technical tasks more effectively -

The "Personal AI Operating System" era is officially here. Tools like OpenClaw (formerly Moltbot) are letting AI handle our emails, calendars, and digital lives. But there’s a massive problem: If you’re using closed-source APIs, you don't actually own your OS. 🧠 Most people are piping their most private data into "black box" providers. You lose control, you risk data logging, and you’re locked into one company’s roadmap. I just read a great breakdown from Fireworks AI on how to fix this. Here is the TL;DR on why you should switch your agent's brain to Fireworks: 1. Privacy First 🔒 Fireworks is US-based and has a Zero Data Retention default. They don’t use your inference data to train their models. If your AI has access to your messages and files, this isn't a "nice-to-have"—it's a requirement. 2. Up to 10x Cheaper 💸 Running an agent 24/7 to monitor notifications adds up. Fireworks lets you use efficient models for routine tasks and swap to heavy-hitters only when needed. It makes a personal AI economically sustainable. 3. Access to SOTA Models (Like Kimi K2.5) ⚡ You aren't stuck with one "flavor" of intelligence. You get Day-0 access to the best open-source models like Llama, DeepSeek, and Kimi K2.5. 🛠 How to make the switch (The 30-Second Version): 1. Get your Key: Sign up at Fireworks AI to get your API key. 2. Configure: Run this in your terminal to set up the Fireworks config: curl -fsSL https://storage.googleapis.com/fireworks-public/openclaw/setup-fireworks.sh | bash -s -- YOUR_API_KEY 3. Onboard: Run openclaw onboard --install-daemon and choose "Keep Current" for the model to use the Fireworks setup. The Question: Are you guys still using closed-source APIs for your agents, or have you started moving toward "owning" your AI with open models? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇