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Notis is the AI intern one message away from your entire tool stack. Dictate ideas, delegate the busywork, and watch it update everything from your CRM to your socials — right from WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, or emails. In this week's release: - Much more reliable Stripe subscription startup + trial recovery (no more getting stuck in a bad billing state). - New safety rails in the orchestrator: delegation limits, hard cap on loop iterations, stricter budget gating. - Onboarding cleanup + fixes - Portal now lands on Integrations by default. - Cost tracking fixes. -
toxic strangers🙏 2 karmaFeb 13, 2026@Atomic BotReally fast and easy to launch, thanks -
i'm new to all the agent stuff, and now I'm on day 7 of using Clawdi. it feels like having a lightweight assistant - i did spend some time "onboarding" it. but i’ve been using it to prep quick summaries before meetings, help me scan/find the social media content and actually help me comment and engage with. the biggest win for me so far is just not having to context switch as much. everything happens in one place in my chat, which is pretty cool.
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The AI agent users trust to run their business stable and unsupervised.OpenI've put about 30-40 hours into SureThing, and it's seriously been a game-changer, basically acting like a virtual COO for my business! -
Managed AI agent like OpenClaw but with real phone calls includedOpenThis app is really great it helped me with automation and also getting an AI assistant that sounds exactly like a human improved my productivity -
EZClaws makes it easy to deploy OpenClaw for non-technical people.
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Can only edit oe long clip to shorter clip, but i have multiple clip
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IronClaw feels like how AI agents should’ve been built from the start. Same power as OpenClaw, but your API keys never touch the model.
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I started with OpenClaw on a sandboxed environment on my Mac, but now trying ZeroClaw on a very old Thinkpad with Ubuntu. Feels more non-dev friendly and seems to handle security better.
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