The latest updates, guides, and insights from the ClawSimple team.
Every ~15 tool calls, Hermes pauses to self-evaluate and writes what it learned into a reusable skill. Here's how the four-step agent loop works, three ways to feed it knowledge, and the learning resources worth your time.
Read more →ClawSimple now supports Hermes Agent as a first-class runtime alongside OpenClaw. Deploy Hermes in one click, switch runtimes from your Profile, and get health monitoring across both.
Read more →Hermes Agent shipped four major releases in four weeks — v0.11 through v0.14 — delivering multi-agent task boards, autonomous skill curation, xAI Grok with a 1M context window, and a debloating wave that makes installs faster and lighter.
Read more →OpenClaw's April releases (v2026.4.1–v2026.4.8) shipped QA Lab, Memory Wiki with belief-layer digests, a full media generation pipeline, six new model providers, and a wave of gateway improvements.
Read more →A practical Hermes Agent guide covering installation, model keys, Telegram gateway setup, skills, browser use, Docker, Termux, Windows, local models, and migration from OpenClaw.
Read more →Based on the Hermes Agent and OpenClaw repositories, a clear breakdown of the real differences between the two projects and where ClawSimple fits.
Read more →We just launched the Inspiration page. Copy battle-tested prompts directly to your Telegram bot for guaranteed results, without risking agent crashes from untested skills.
Read more →No new public tag since late March, but OpenClaw's main branch has shipped several practical changes over the past two weeks: Exa search plugin, a Telegram reply fallback fix, and a wave of startup performance improvements.
Read more →Full GPT-5.4 1M context support, Perplexity integration restored, Slack buttons, robust scheduled tasks, and better mobile apps.
Read more →Many users who try installing OpenClaw locally find that a standard uninstall leaves behind files. This guide shows you how to remove it completely.
Read more →From inbox triage to support-ticket drafting, here are the OpenClaw email workflows that keep showing up in community discussions, plus 5 step-by-step setups you can copy.
Read more →Recent OpenClaw chatter was not just about inboxes. Maintainers kept sharing issue triage, labeling, PR drafting, and repo automation setups. Here are the workflows with the clearest public playbooks from early March 2026.
Read more →Newsroom pipelines, repo-to-book publishing, daily briefings, and community signal scanning kept showing up in early-March 2026 OpenClaw discussions. These are the research workflows with enough public detail to copy.
Read more →Breaking down the AI assistant token black hole with community feedback, and comparing pricing plans to help you save money.
Read more →A simple explanation of how ClawSimple's Shared Plans keep your AI agents secure and isolated while lowering your monthly costs, straight from the official architecture.
Read more →We're working on a new, more affordable plan that lets multiple users run their AI agents on the same physical server — each fully isolated inside Docker. For everyday use and testing, the experience is virtually identical to a dedicated server.
Read more →You do not need SSH or server commands to maintain OpenClaw. Learn when the ClawSimple official bot can help with upgrades, model changes, and troubleshooting.
Read more →A simple step-by-step guide for non-technical users to set up the Brave Search API. Let your OpenClaw bot browse the internet in 10 minutes.
Read more →Is your AI acting slow or completely unresponsive? Learn the simple difference between Skills and Memory, and how to fix it.
Read more →Tired of your AI having a split personality in different chats? Here are three mainstream deployment strategies to cleverly manage your smart assistants without ops headaches.
Read more →Why centralizing everything into a single AI agent is a bad idea, and how OpenClaw offers a safer alternative.
Read more →Learn how to manage and add more AI agents seamlessly to your OpenClaw server from your Profile page once your initial deployment is up and running.
Read more →A simple guide on how to invite your OpenClaw bot to group chats and why your AI tokens are perfectly safe.
Read more →One server seat, five independent AI bots: a personal assistant, a work research bot, a family Q&A bot, a content-generation agent, and a customer-support bot for my side project. Here's the full setup and what changed after switching.
Read more →Apple Watch support, nested subagents, Discord button interactions, more reliable scheduled tasks — OpenClaw has been shipping fast lately.
Read more →A plain-language guide for non-technical users: when relaunch is the right move, why it saves time, and how to do it in ClawSimple.
Read more →You want an AI customer service agent for your website. Should you use Coze, write it from scratch, or add a Skill to Hermes? One table, three paths, and the counterintuitive answer.
Read more →Build your private AI executive assistant: Automate your morning briefings and evening reviews with OpenClaw, and learn best practices for your "Assistant Account".
Read more →We are adjusting our pricing to support the next phase of ClawSimple's growth while maintaining our commitment to quality and value.
Read more →A quick guide on how to switch between different AI models using the /models command.
Read more →Detailed comparison of OpenClaw install methods - self-hosting takes 2-4 hours with security risks, while ClawSimple deploys in 5-8 minutes with enterprise-grade protection and automatic multi-region failover.
Read more →Understanding the security importance of UserId in protecting your AI assistant from unauthorized access.
Read more →A step-by-step guide to installing OpenClaw on your own Ubuntu server using our one-click script.
Read more →A quick guide to choosing the best communication channel for your OpenClaw bot based on setup difficulty.
Read more →Experience the latest OpenClaw agent technology without any IT background.
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