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Most people think you need the WhatsApp Business API, Meta developer approval, and per-message fees to run a whatsapp ai chatbot. You don't. OpenClaw connects through Baileys, an open-source implementation of WhatsApp's Web protocol. It works exactly like linking WhatsApp Web to your phone. No...
1,184 malicious skills. That's how many SC World reported were found on ClawHub in a single sweep. The ClawHavoc campaign, first uncovered by Koi Security, showed that attackers are targeting openclaw skill security the same way they've targeted npm and PyPI for years. Supply chain attacks. And...
Your AI agent forgot everything you told it yesterday. Every preference, every project detail, every rule you spent an hour explaining. Gone.
Six months ago, I would have told you "just use GPT-4 for everything." That advice aged terribly. The AI model landscape in early 2026 looks nothing like it did in 2025, and if you're building or running an AI agent, picking the wrong model means you're either burning money or getting worse...
Your OpenClaw instance is running. Messenger connections are set up. But now comes the part that trips up most new users: which API do you use without spending money you don't have?
Your first OpenClaw API bill probably hurt. Mine definitely did. $187 for a month I thought I was "just playing around." The framework is powerful, no question. But it eats tokens faster than I can say "context window," and with BYOK (Bring Your Own Key), you're paying for every single one.
EUR 0. That's the official answer to "What does OpenClaw cost?". OpenClaw is open source, MIT license, no subscription fees. Sounds great.
Last month I helped a client secure their OpenClaw instance. When I looked at the config, the port was open, no authentication, API keys sitting in the Docker Compose file. 42,000 other instances are sitting exposed on the internet just like that. In 93% of them, attackers can bypass...
Five euros a month for a Hetzner VPS. Install Docker, pull the OpenClaw image, done. Sounds like a no-brainer.
The fear of own AI assistant costs keeps many people from even trying. I put it off for months myself. Running a personal AI assistant sounded expensive—API bills spiraling out of control, hundred-euro invoices, the whole nightmare scenario.