Posts Tagged “zeroclaw”

An openclaw competitor written in rust, so you know it’s better

• Agent Browser, Port Forwarding and ZeroClaw 05 May 2026
  • automation
  • browsers
  • slop-machine
  • zeroclaw

  I have been continuing my experiments with ZeroClaw and its browser integration. Most of my goals with AI are explainable AI. I want to be able to see the tool calls that it makes to answer my questions. I want to know if the query was properly grounded. To answer some of these questions I enabled otel so I can see the tool calls in grafana, I also encourage the agent to use tools in the prompts. However, using the browser seems to be a challenge for the agent on a headless server (how do rpa tools do this stuff anyways?). I also want to ensure that my use of AI is as private as possible for me. The most important part of any summarizer/explainer is how did it come to this conclusion.

• Getting Started With ZeroClaw 20 April 2026
  • slop-machine
  • zeroclaw

  After evaluating numerous claws in an attempt to build some kind of assistant and wanting to see what all the hype was about, I have settled on ZeroClaw. It’s neat because it’s written in rust, and is relatively new and seems to have learned from several previous attempts. Although it seems like there are several potentially malicious forks floating around. This is my experience with it, and my absolute frustration with these AI solutions. Which is mostly just the absolute laziness of the documentation or lack there of or just not useful to the average consumer of it. This blog post is just a stream of consciousness instead of being a well edited and separated blog post.