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Confession: We were wrong about @openclaw. We thought that giving each teammate a personal agent was the future. But a few weeks in, logins expired, integrations broke, and our Claws became a pain to maintain. We killed the last of our Claws last month (RIP) and pivoted to a shared company agent. The Every Agent lives in Slack, so the whole team uses it. However, if you still need a personal Claw to do recurring tasks, are willing to maintain it, and want more control than the company agent will let you, setting up a personal agent may still be worth it. Weโ€™ve just updated our OpenClaw guide to reflect where they tend to break and how to limit their authority:
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