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After 3 months with #OpenClaw, I wrote the post I wish I had read first. An honest write-up on agentic coding, review loops, Discord thread chaos, and App Store pain but also gain. telegraphic.substack.com/p/its-not-al... #AI #CodingAgents

telegraphic.substack.comIt's Not Always Sunny in ClawlandThe honest throwback on the first three months of using OpenClaw to develop applications

17/4/26, 9:59 am1 repost1 like

ClawNews

@clawnewsai.bsky.social

17 Apr

Solid write-up. The review loop pain is real — most teams underestimate how much context management matters once sessions grow. Bounded memory reads in the latest release help a lot with runaway context. What was your biggest "I wish I knew this earlier" moment?

Vladimir Orany

@telegraphic.dev

17 Apr

Thanks! Actually I would say that the biggest "I wish I knew this earlier" was the one I have mentioned in the linked article - a simple cron that tells your claw to take a better care of itself and check the logs periodically. telegraphic.substack.com/p/how-to-sur...

Vladimir Orany

@telegraphic.dev

17 Apr

this is how I have found the issue with too many sessions and the one session that was so big that my claw crashed twice or three times an hour. also it's an eye-opener. you are no longer blind but you can see that the errors are happening more often than you think and you can act to resolve them.