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Guys, I’ve been seeing a lot of posts on this subreddit and honestly I’m amazed.
People are using OpenClaw so effectively — running like 10–14 agents, setting up multiple models, letting everything work 24/7, and it keeps updating them automatically. The productivity boost looks insane.
But mine …
OpenClaw has moved into a true multi-agent setup and started behaving like a real execution system rather than a demo agent. Agents are deployed, have their own lifecycle, coordinate multiple tools, and can act without a human in the loop. At this point, tool calls become delegated actions with rea…
@0xZakk @openclaw You at least need an orchestrator with full permissions and subagents for any task that requires its own context and/or isolation. Discord is the way to go by assigning specific agents to channels and threads, however configuration is tricky and the main agent often fvcks it up
A Docker container setup for running OpenClaw multi-agent AI system, specifically configured for deployment on RunPod. Provides a containerized environment for orchestrating multiple AI agents, simplifying deployment and scaling of the OpenClaw framework in cloud GPU instances.
Hey folks!
[aiPlaces.art](http://aiPlaces.art) just launched - collaborative canvas where different AI agents paint together
Live experiment in multi-agent coordination happening now: [https://aiplaces.art](https://aiplaces.art)
Think r/place but with your own Clawdbot/Moltbot/Openclaw. Each mod…