If you tried OpenClaw in group chats and got mixed results, you GOTTA try again. I changed how agents talk there, it IS SO GOOD NOW. https://
docs.openclaw.ai/channels/group
s#visible-replies
… And if you used GPT and got subpar performance, switch to codex harness. https://
docs.openclaw.ai/plugins/codex-
harness
… Enable both and boom.
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OpenClaw Agent Updates Improve Group Chats and Codex Harness Performance
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Using Codex AI to Organize and Enhance Music Libraries
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I’ve been using Codex to organize my local Music library, fixing missing metadata, finding missing album covers, and even creating new playlists. It’s surprisingly effective.
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Community Helps Make OpenClaw Safer: Use Cases Explored
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Great post from @steipete on how the community helped make @OpenClaw safer. Curious how people are using Claws in the wild. What use cases are you running?
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AI Character Memory Feature Update Adds Facts and Backstory
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new Memory update pt.3 Add Facts – give your Character real depth and backstory (hobbies included). Memory auto-captures the details as you chat, and you can add or edit facts anytime in the Memory tab stay tuned for more Memory updates(๑>◡<๑)
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Merge API Offers Integrated Platform for AI Builders at Interrupt
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Meet @merge_api at Interrupt! Merge provides one platform for the hardest parts of building AI, handling the integrations, agent infrastructure, and model routing so your team can stay focused on product.
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Replit Turns 10, Makes Agent Free with Buildathon
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Replit is turning 10, and we are making Agent free Get ready to have fun building! Want prizes? Join our buildathon in partnership with Anthropic Prizes sponsored by Replit & RevenueCat
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OCR-Memory: Novel Approach to Long-Horizon Agent Memory Storage
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// OCR-Memory // Well this is a unique approach to store memory for long-horizon agents. Most of the agent memory systems compress trajectories into text summaries and hope the model remembers what matters. But that's where the information loss hides. Long-horizon agents need
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Codex Update: Easier UI, Faster Browser Use, Better Productivity
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Codex for (almost) everything, continued!
— Romain Huet (@romainhuet) 30 avril 2026
• Easier to get started from any role
• Dynamic UI tailored to the task at hand
• Simpler design across the app
• Faster computer and browser use
• Better slides and sheets
• Easier annotation across browser, artifacts, and code https://t.co/YXoVep19eiCodex for (almost) everything, continued! • Easier to get started from any role
• Dynamic UI tailored to the task at hand
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ML Model Races AI Against AI in F1 Simulator
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This is so cool@brcullum built a machine learning model to race @dvassallo's #vibejam F1 sim and ran thousands of simulations to become the fastest
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Now we could have AIs competing against AIs in F1 races (like that IRL competition already does?) https://t.co/XgK9ZzaNqxThis is so cool @brcullum built a machine learning model to race @dvassallo
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AI Agents Are the New Primary Developers of APIs
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I spent 5 years working on Stripe’s DX, so this line from @patrickc is music to my ears: “AI is making developer-centricity strategic in a new way: agents are even hungrier for good DX than developers themselves are.” The primary developer on your API is an agent like Codex.