OpenClaw is cooked...ClawX just changed everything...

Added: 2026-05-09

[00:00:00]So this is much nicer and easier to manage if we compare it side by side versus something like the schedule task here. Right? In fact, this is just totally failed to pull it in. Right? So com Look at the differences here. Over here you've got a nice panel. You got your total tasks active, pause, failed, etc. Over here you've got a broken page that doesn't reload no matter how many times I click reload. Right? And eventually it does work, but it's like I'm not sure if that's pulling in the right things or not. Now, I don't know if that's actually the right page. You know what I mean? Like, there's a lot of things going on in the gateway of OpenClaw where I'm like, this isn't what it used to be. There's not really much of a chat history, especially if you've set up new um conversations. Now, go over to the left hand side and I can see all three conversations I've had with Open Claw when I've had to restart it here. Right? So, it's much easier to navigate between these and see what's going on and just get a feel for more control over the agent. We've got the channels as well. Now, this is super important because inside the channels, you can manage where you can message your agent. You can connect things, you can add it to Discord, and it's a whole lot easier than asking for OpenClaw directly to set up or going inside your gateway where I've found this is becoming more and more buggy, right?

[00:01:19]Like look at how easy it is to set up WhatsApp here versus how difficult it is to set up WhatsApp here, right? Like the gateway is just for 99% of people, they're not technical enough to use it.

[00:01:29]That's what I would say, right? Whereas if you're using Claw X, it's going to be much easier and faster. So we've got multiple agents, we've got skills, we've got channels, we've got agents over here. So you can configure in the settings which model you want to use for your agent. You can change the name of it so it's easier to differentiate and manage. You can go to a new chat and then add multiple agents here. So you can route the next message to another agent which is pretty cool too. So let's say for example you have a team of agents right? You got maybe a marketing agent, you got Julian, openclaw, you got multiple three different agents here, right? All running like you can see all configured under different models potentially. So what you can do inside the model section if you go to new chat is you can tag the other agents you've created, right? and then you can have one agent talk to another one. Kind of similar to paperclip but just a lot more user friendly and a lot easier to connect everything. Now what you've also got here is multi- aent parallel. So you can have multiple agents working in parallel together. You can have them all working in side by side. You can have them handling tasks etc. or you can just talk to your main agent. Now bear in mind that claw X is purely for open claw. If you do want something that kind of links to everything, the best option that I found for that is something like AON UI and you can kind of use it in a similar way but you can switch between all the different CLIs and all the different agency have right so that could be for example Hermes could be openclaw could be nanobot etc it could be aon cli directly and that's another alternative that's also open source so aon UI is also a good option there but if you just want to manage openclaw in one nice easy userfriendly way. Claw X is probably the best option. And if you just want to see a test of it, this is what it looks like when you actually message it, right? So, it replies nicely. You can see what tools it's using, etc. as well. So that's basically how it works.