I agree. I've only been playing with this thing for a few days, but if you can architect something for yourself, it's mostly in the way.

What Open Claw discovered is mostly a UX-market-fit thing:

1. a dedicated always on box with
   • relatively loose guardrails
   • more access to PII/digital secrets than folks would give Altman explicitly
2. prompt the box remotely
3. generic and automatic (ie bad but better than nothing) memory system